Steve's Latest Singles

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Steve is gearing up for a 2012 tour - to celebrate his upcoming release "Comin' Home". This is his first single since "Wing and a Prayer" sored to #1 in 2010. Fans can get a preview of the new single on his limited edition "Nashville Live" album which is available here FREE! Our gift to you to help us jump start the single! Become a fan today. Just sign up for our FREE newsletter and get the "Nashville Live" CD FREE!

So what has Steve been doing in the meantime?
Writing. For the past few years Steve has been writing what he calls "his best album yet". We will be bringing you cuts from this album in a few weeks. (Be sure to join our free newletter for updates)

In addition to working on the album, he also formed a new independent record label "ZTrain Records" after leaving his former label. His album (yet to be named) will debut on Ztrain Records.

Biography
Steve's first two albums "Heartbreak" and "So Help Me God" were released in 2004. The title track "So Help Me God" shot up the charts to #6 on Music Row and #1 on the Gospel Music Charts. It wasn't long after that and "Heaven Knows", "Between You and Me" and "Next in Line" followed suit.

Steve became the #5 most played international artist in 2005. Then took some time off.

In 2006 Steve wrote "It Might as Well Be Me" - made a video and it was played at the 2006 Olympics representing the State of Hawaii.

In 2008 Steve wrote "Toes in the Sand" about his carefree time on the island of Hawaii and performed it with Grammy winners John Keawe and Richard Hoopii, and Hawaiian Na Hoku Hanohano Award winner Brittni Paiva. The song went on to win the Hawaiian Music Awards Single of the Year. (Its worth noting that the song was originally written for country radio but after Steve heard John Keawe' wonderful performance of it on Slack Key along with Brittni's Ukulele and Richard's voice - it was obvious that it would be a great Hawaiian song!)

Steve wrote "Tough Guys" in 2009. A song based on a true story about his visit to a church in Michigan. As Steve was waiting for service to begin, a big, tough looking biker dressed in leather came into the chapel - grabbed a pew with his left hand, knelt down on one knee - bowed his head and blessed himself. Steve thought to himself "I guess even Tough Guys need Jesus". A song was born. It was released through Glory Train records and it too went to #1 Internationally.

Steve Went on to release "Wing and a Prayer" in 2010 on Glory Train Records. This was his favorite single as it depicted his life perfectly. He wrote the song based on his having gone through some rough patches and getting pretty banged up. The song depicts his return to God for strength and healing. It was the 2010 single of the year worldwide.

Thank you Willie and Kris
Steve's Country Music's mentors are Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson. "Here are two lengends who have mastered both music and film and are known worldwide. Yet, both give their time, advise and money to needy causes and up and coming artists. I am not sure if their fans know just how much these remarkable men give back to their communities and fans. I've been to many performances that were donated by Willie and Kris - the money used to help schools and the less fortunate. I can't begin to express my thanks to both of these incredible men for the advise and guidance they offered me. Like most of us, I saw their movies and listened to their music. I never dreamed i would ever get the opportunity to say 'thank you Willie, thank you Kris for taking the time to make a difference in mine and the lives of others".