Steve Pickton

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Steve Pickton a.k.a. Stasis is an English electronic-techno musician, record producer and sound engineer. He started with a release on B12 Records under his Stasis moniker. After that, he released quite a number of 12"es and albums on several labels as Stasis, Paul W. Teebrooke, Phenomyna and The Otherworld Collective. His latest alias is Soul 223.

Steve Pickton's music is characterized by a very dreamy, melodic, melancholic and yet powerful, driving, energetic sound, combining Detroit-influenced beat patterns and basslines with beautiful string sounds.^[1]

Beside his solo work, he also collaborates with Mark Broom and Dave Hill as Kapé I'llmusier or Ted Howler Rhythm Combo.

He also set up a label called Otherworld.

Discography

Albums

• Inspiration - (Peacefrog Records, 1994)
• From The Old To The New - (Peacefrog Records, 1996)

Singles

• "Circuit Funk" (12") - (Peacefrog Records, 1993)
• "Disco 4000" (12") - (Time Is Right, 1993)
• "Likemind 01" (12") - (Likemind, 1993)
• "Point Of No Return!" (12") - (B12 Records, 1993)
• "History Of Future" E.P. (12", EP) - (Mo Wax Excursions, 1996)
• "Block" (12") - (Pure Plastic, 1997)
• "Sound Of Stas" (12") - (Multiplex, 1997)
• "Split" (7") - (Smallfish, 2001)
• "Past Movements" (3xLP) - (Peacefrog Records, 2003)
• "Old Skool Reunion" (12") - (Pure Plastic, 2005)

References

External links

• Steve Pickton at Discogs