Swedish DJ-producer StoneBridge has achieved an extraordinary feat with one of the highest streaming house music singles in the United States. With his track titled “Too Late,” featuring the enchanting vocals of Kiyoné, StoneBridge, professionally known as Sten Hallström, has solidified his position as a prominent figure in the music industry. His exceptional talent was internationally acknowledged through the extraordinary remix of Robin S.’s 1993 hit “Show Me Love,” along with a notable Grammy nomination in 2008 for his remix of Ne-Yo’s “Closer.”

StoneBridge played a pivotal role in propelling house music into the mainstream, captivating audiences across the globe. Alongside esteemed peers Swedish House Mafia, Tiësto, David Guetta, and Calvin Harris, he contributed significantly to the popularization of this genre. Although StoneBridge’s journey began as a DJ specializing in remixing SweMix tracks and beats, he swiftly ascended to superstardom with a series of international hits, including the renowned Ibiza Anthem “Put Em High.”

In addition to his remarkable achievements, StoneBridge assumes the role of a resident DJ at Sirius XM/BPM, where he presents the captivating show “StoneBridge #bpmMix” every Saturday at 11 PM (PST), catering specifically to North American listeners. Furthermore, he curates a weekly podcast named “StoneBridge HKJ,” which showcases his exceptional mixing skills. Noteworthy is StoneBridge’s involvement as the driving force behind two esteemed record labels, namely Stoney Boy Music and Dirty Harry Records, exemplifying his unwavering commitment to nurturing musical talent and fostering creativity.