About

Bio

Steele was born July 30 1990, in Nashville, Tennessee. His music is heavily influenced by many of the great performers of the 60’s and 70’s: Cat Stevens, The Beatles, Three Dog Night, Led Zeppelin, Blood Sweat and Tears, and many others. His influences from the current era are Dave Matthews Band, John Mayer, The Black Keys, The White Stripes, and Coldplay. Steele’s music has most notably been compared to the style present in the 60’s and 70’s, peaceful and invigorating. According to Steele, it is difficult to fully categorize his music within one set genre due to his never ending search of musical sounds and abilities. The genres that are most prevalent are Blues, Rock, and Folk.

The purpose of this bio is to capture the attention of both records labels and venues in hopes that Steele may progress and learn all possible within the ranks of this grand artistry. Currently Steele is committed to playing festivals and open mic nights always in search of somewhere new to play. One of the most notable open mic nights he played was Eddie’s Attic. Steele’s performances at Eddie’s Attic are for gaining more devoted fans and promote his current album: Finished on a Sunday. His commitment to fans, family and friends is what motivates him to continue his ever-loving musical journey. Steele does it all for the people.

Steele currently resides in Buford, Georgia where he began playing guitar when he was fourteen. After four years of playing guitar he began singing and writing songs, establishing himself as not only a singer/songwriter, but also a multi-instrumentalist. Steele is always learning a new instrument, but at the moment can play the guitar, drums, bass, piano, dobro, dulcimer, synthesizer, mandolin, and banjo. All instrumentation in his songs are written, performed, and recorded by Steele. He plays local art functions, festivals and open mic nights. One of his highest accomplishments thus far is playing at a benefit concert for homeless children in metro-Atlanta. The concert was held at Red Rabbit Pizza Pub and Grille in Johns Creek, Georgia and featured over one thousand musicians. 343 for Kids, as it became known as, was also a pivotal point in history as it broke the Guinness World Record for Worlds Longest Concert. Over a sixteen day period Steele and multiple artists played non-stop for both a live and televised audience, completing three hundred and forty-three hours of play time by the concerts deadline.

Steele is solely and whole-heartedly committed to his family, friends, and fans who support him. His mission is to entice both record labels and venues, so that he may continue to spread his music amongst the people professionally and on a broader scale. He will endeavor to play Eddie’s Attic and many other places in hopes to disperse the word, gain new experiences, and drink indefinitely from the cup of life.