DJ Stu Allan’s Death, Biography, Age, Career, Family, Net worth, Early Life, Weight, Height

DJ Stu Allan was a British dance music DJ and producer who worked for Piccadilly Radio and Key 103 in Manchester in the 1980s and 1990s.

His hip hop, hardcore techno, and house music mix placed him the world’s No. 3 DJ by DJ Magazine in 1993 and his performances influenced substantially the music landscape during this period.

A “visionary force in the world of hip-hop, dance, and rave,” DJ Stu Allan passed away at the age of 60.

Allan, who promoted the developing subgenres in the 1980s and 1990s, was undergoing cancer treatment. While they were “very sad,” his manager added, “we are pleased that he is at peace following his sickness.” In a memorial, fellow DJs described Allan as a “shining light of the rave culture he helped develop” and a “wonderful ego-free music enthusiast.”

Allan was born and raised on the island of Anglesey. He first played in a band, but after losing his job there, he relocated to Manchester. As a result of hearing hip-hop DJ Grandmaster Flash’s The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel on John Peel’s BBC Radio 1 broadcast the year before, he decided to start DJing in 1982.

By 1984, Manchester’s Piccadilly Radio had begun playing his mixes and remixes. Later, he was granted his own Sunday night show there, and he continued to appear on Key 103.

DJ Stu Allan Age, Family, Early Life

DJ Stu Allan was born in 1962 (60 years old). He holds British nationality and he belongs to white ethnicity. His actual birth date and Zodiac sign are unknown.

There is currently no verified information about DJ Stu Allan’s parents yet.

DJ Stu Allan Wife, What about his Children?

It appears that DJ Stu Allan is a married guy with children. However, there is no information on his relationship or children available.

Dj Stu Allan Career, What was his profession?

Allan began playing the DJ in 1982. His mixes and remixes were played on different shows on Piccadilly Radio in Manchester between 1984 and 1986, including those hosted by Timmy Mallet, Chris Evans, and Tim Grundy. He received his own show on Piccadilly Radio in July 1986. He was initially standing in for the regular DJ on a six-week vacation, but the response from listeners was so positive that he was hired on full-time. Dj started playing house and hip-hop music.

The first song Allan played was “Love Can’t Turn Around” by Farley Jackmaster Funk. Allan was requested to explain why he was playing this “music” after the station’s administrators became aware of this track. He claimed that he thought this is what the listeners really wanted to hear (having witnessed clubgoers grooving to songs like “Jack Your Body,” “Jack the Groove,” and many other obscure Chicago label songs at his gigs) and convinced them that his choice of music was correct when the station’s ratings dramatically increased.

Allan created two television programs during this time: “Souled Out,” a hip-hop program, and “Bus ‘Diss,” a soul program. Additionally, he would host a house hour with his trademark smooth mixing. At Bowlers in Trafford Park, Manchester, Allan was a big draw.

Vintage Music

He became a favorite on the rave scene in the 1990s thanks to his taste in high-octane, vintage music. Stu Allen is frequently spelled incorrectly, even on advertising fliers. Additionally, Allan was a frequent DJ on the Vibealite party circuit, spinning at many of their gatherings all across the northern part of England. He was a member of the production duo that created the Eurodance act Clock between 1993 and 1999. Along with the group’s mainstream success, their songs also became underground favorites when hardcore remixes were published under the moniker Visa.

He was asked by Kiss 100 in 1999-2000 to mix and create the now-famous “Kiss Mix” (Mon-Sat evenings), which at the time was the most popular show in London for listeners aged 14 to 24. He hosted a program called “Hardcore Nation” on Pure Dance in 2005. Allan began broadcasting on Manchester’s Unity Radio 92.8FM in September 2012. From 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Sundays, he hosted “Oldskool Nation.” Since leaving Unity Radio, Allan has been a broadcaster for OSN Radio, where he hosts the Saturday-night show Oldskool Nation.

How much is DJ Stu Allan Net worth?

It is impossible to estimate DJ Stu Allan’s net worth at the time of writing because no information about his earnings has been made public.

Which school and college did he go to?

The name of the school DJ Stu Allan attended and the topic he studied, however, is unknown.

Is he available on any kind of social media platform?

DJ Stu Allan is active on Facebook and Twitter. He has 19K+ followers on Facebook and 8,90+ followers on Twitter.

Physical Appearance of DJ Stu Allan’s Height, Weight

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