Ian Eskelin

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History

Ian Eskelin began his career in his teens, having the opportunity to open for a number of mainstream groups. His career went into hiatus to attend Wheaton College in Chicago.

In 1991, Ian worked with Barry Blaze on the Code of ethics Ep Mix and at the same time was working on the album Ravenous with Zero.

In 1993, Ian recorded and released his Solo debut Brand New Language. Then he formed All Star United.

All Star United released 3 studio albums between 1997 and 2002 as well as a hits compilation, all under the leadership of Ian Eskelin.

In a long hiatus from All Star United, Ian released his second solo album, Save the Humans in 2004. Then Ian returned to All Star United in 2006 for another studio release.

Ian has been very active as a producer throughout his career. It is no surprise he won the 2008 Dove award for "Producer of the Year" considering the albums he produced in 2008: (Dangerous Prayer by Kathleen Carnali; Daylight is Coming by Remedy Drive; Expect the Impossible by Stellar Kart; God and a Girl by Joy Whitlock; My Paper Heart by Francesca Battistelli).