London-born Steve Eatough has been a DJ, producer, label owner, and chronicler of electronic music for over 35 years. Founder of Inertia Records (1992) and producer of Diddy’s “Give Me Love” — featured on Now That’s What I Call Music! Vol. 37 and remixed by Tony De Vit for Trade Vol. 4 — he became a defining figure across both the 1990s London and California club scenes.

A resident at The Blue Lagoon, After Dark Monterey (with David Harness), and San Francisco’s End Up, he also produced events such as Shuffle Wars at the Fox Theatres.

His tracks earned spins from Pete Tong and Danny Rampling, while his work producing the Electronica pages in Your Music Magazine continues his mission to elevate and connect global house and techno culture.