Eric Stewart is an English musician, songwriter, and producer, best known for his work in the rock and pop genres. Born on January 20, 1945, in Manchester, Stewart gained prominence as a member of the band 10cc, which formed in 1972. The group is celebrated for its innovative blend of rock, pop, and art rock, characterized by clever lyrics and sophisticated production techniques. Notable works by Stewart with 10cc include hits like "I'm Not in Love," "Dreadlock Holiday," and "The Things We Do for Love." The band's 1975 album "The Original Soundtrack" is particularly renowned, featuring the iconic track "I’m Not in Love," which showcased innovative studio techniques, including the use of layered vocal harmonies. Stewart's impact on music extends beyond 10cc, as he has collaborated with various artists and contributed to the music production industry. His work has influenced a generation of musicians, particularly in the realm of studio experimentation and songwriting. After 10cc, he pursued a solo career and continued to produce music, further solidifying his legacy in the rock and pop music landscape.