Stoker [back to producers] From Birmingham, England, Stoker has an extensive background in production, engineering and recording. Prior to crossing over to production , Stoker achieved notoriety as a drummer in several well-known UK bands. Stoker's drum credits include, Dexy's Midnight Runners, which featured the hit singles "Come On Eileen" and "Geno", Tin Tin's "Kiss Me", General Public's debut album featuring "Tenderness" and "Never You Done That" and The Bureau. 1990, Stoker received the Alternative Producer of the Year Award from the Philadelphia Music Association and while in Philadelphia hosted his own music video/interview television show, Gosh. 1995, Stoker produced "Baby Come Back" the 5.3 million selling international hit by Pato Banton featuring Robin & Ali Campbell of UB40. In addition to Stoker’s extensive career producing, mixing and engineering for artists such as Sting, Queen Latifa, Dance Hall Crashers, Supreme Love Gods, Jamie Foxx, and Ice Cube, he has also been involved in advertising and music for TV and Film.