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Canada’s rising groove dealer STIRLING is lighting up the tail end of 2025 like it’s peak Ibiza season. The London, Ontario talent just bagged Carl Cox Essential Mix support, smashed a string of killer releases, and is proving that his move from boardroom to booth was pure instinct.

Leaving behind his own company to chase the buzz of basslines and crowd roars, STIRLING’s now racking up spins from Solomun, Jamie Jones, Sam Divine, and Mark Knight. That’s heavyweight approval for a producer barely a year into his full-time hustle.

His sound? Think chunky house drums, cheeky vocal hooks, and grooves that make your feet argue with your brain about when to stop dancing. You’ll hear it on “Bang To The Rhythm” with Mr. V, the rolling “I Got Bad Habits” on Toolroom Trax, and of course, that now-legendary “Dark Beat” rework that Cox dropped twice on the Essential Mix. When Carl says, “Cream always rises to the top,” he’s talking about this kind of energy.

There’s something raw and fearless in these records, built for late-night basements, festival rigs, and those sunrise moments when the crowd’s locked in and grinning. You can hear the same drive that took him from startup life to the studio in every groove, every kick, every drop.

This mix is a victory lap, a statement, and a sweaty dancefloor weapon all in one. Plug it in, turn it up, and let STIRLING show you how Canada gets down.