Ian Cassar, born on February 20, 1966 in Brighton, England, is an English DJ, record producer and graffiti artist. His early career began in 1984 as a graffiti artist influenced by Beat Street, later joining the collective Beats International. Ian Cassar’s first musical releases appeared in the mid‑1990s on Skint Records, with the EP Req's Garden (1995) and the single "Breakin' at the Seams / Concentrate And Believe" (2000). He issued his debut album One in 1997, followed by Frequency Jams (1998), Car Paint Scheme (2000) and Sketchbook (2002). The album One was ranked by Fact in 2015 at number 14 in their list of “The 50 Best Trip‑Hop Albums of All Time.”
