Stereo MC's are a pioneering British electronic and hip hop group formed in London in the mid-1980s by Rob Birch (Rob B) and Nick Hallam (The Head). Emerging from the UK’s burgeoning acid house and hip hop scenes, the duo quickly developed a distinct sound, blending rap, dance, funk, and electronic elements, often accompanied by infectious grooves and socially conscious lyrics. Their breakthrough came with the 1992 album "Connected," which spawned international hits like "Connected" and "Step It Up," earning them critical acclaim, commercial success, and a BRIT Award for Best Group.

Known for their innovative live performances and DJ sets, Stereo MC's helped bridge the gap between club culture and mainstream pop, establishing themselves as influential figures in British music. While their output slowed after the 1990s, they remain active through touring, collaborations, and independent releases, consistently pushing creative boundaries and maintaining a loyal global fan base.