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Ian Eskelin (b. Springfield, Missouri) is the founding member and front man of the Contemporary Christian rock band All Star United. He has been in several other bands, including Code of Ethics, Zero, Funky Viral Invasion, and as keyboardist for the Newsboys. He has also released several solo recordings. His latest release was Save the Humans in 2004. He was nominated for the Dove Award for "Producer of the Year" in 2007.
Eskelin is a Wheaton College (Illinois) graduate and roomed one year with Rob Bell.
References
- Hall, Amy E. (2007). "All Star United". HM Magazine (125): 30. ISSN 1066-6923.
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