Stiltskin

British alternative rock band that scored a number one hit with 'Inside' in 1994. Reformed in 2006 with Ray Wilson as the only original member.
Stiltskin were a Scottish quartet formed by Peter Lawlor to perform the single Inside (UK 1994) (opens in a new tab), developed from the theme he'd written for the Levi's 501 jeans commercial 'Creek'. 'Water Music Publishing' was created to manage this material.
Bass player James Finnigan, from the 'Hue And Cry' band, had already begun working with composer & multi-instrumentalist Lawlor and Finnigan's acquaintance, drummer Ross McFarlane, was drafted in from the band 'Fireball'.
Singer Ray Wilson had previously featured in the band 'Guaranteed Pure' and, after the release of Stiltskin's only album The Mind's Eye (UK 1994) (opens in a new tab), he briefly appeared with Genesis on their ...Calling All Stations... (UK 1997) (opens in a new tab) album before eventually fronting a new "Ray Wilson and Stiltskin" line-up; Sampler (Europe 2007) (opens in a new tab).
The original Stiltskin line-up disbanded in 1996 during the recording of a second album. McFarlane joined The Proclaimers and Lawlor continued to focus on writing theme and soundtrack material.