Zac Stanton

After an illustrious three-season residency in Ibiza, where he captivated audiences at The Zoo Project, Sankeys,
and Eden, Stanton found himself in high demand upon his return to the North-East of England. His exceptional
DJ sets earned him recognition and opportunities to perform at renowned venues such as Motion (Digital,
Newcastle), RiffRaff, Loop, Kasula, and Idiosync in Manchester. Stanton's skills were further honed during his
residency for Octave, a burgeoning house and techno night at Newcastle's Cosmic Ballroom, where he
supported esteemed artists like Desolat's Martin Buttrich and Fuse London's Rossko.
Drawing inspiration from his experiences at The Zoo Project, Stanton's sound and sets took on a distinct
garage twist, showcasing his versatility as an artist. His debut release, "Stop Tellin Me," on the esteemed Instinct
(UK) imprint, curated by Burnski, received widespread acclaim and support from industry heavyweights such as
Burnski himself, Fabe, Kepler, Rossko, and many more. Following this success, Stanton further solidified his
position in the scene with a release on Seb Zito's Seven Dials Records, garnering support from esteemed
garage enthusiasts like Soulecta and DJ Caspa, as well as house luminaries including Huxley and Groove
Armada.