Steve began his singing career in his Choir in secondary school in Ghana in his early teens, when he joined a Gospel Band called the Ambassadors in the sixth form where he played rhythm guitar.
He then assisted in forming a Gospel Band called the Frontiers where he started composing songs and teaching singing and songwriting.
In 1999, Steve set up his own recording studio in Ghana, “Crystal Bay studio” where in 2004 he produced “NUTIFAFA”, he then re-located to the UK in the spring of 2005.
Before coming to the UK a lot of his time was spent managing his recording studio and producing African Music. His songs have the feel of hard percussion grooves and swinging rhythms from his Native continent but with a definite western feel.
Steve’s musical influences are wide ranging, from Gospel Singers like Mary Mackee, Andrae Crouch and The Winans, through to such luminaries as Toni Braxton and Lionel Richie.
His belief is that Christian music should be able to reach out to all and to achieve that it should be made appealing and accessible to all.
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