Hailing from the heart of North Wales, Steele started to show a keen interest in electronic music at the age of 14, first going to raves and house parties listening to artists like Umek, Hertz, Carl Cox, and Dave Clarke playing tribal techno. By the age of 18 Steele was already travelling around the UK pursuing a variety of festivals, clubs and raves, Finding himself at places like Birmingham’s Super Club Gods Kitchen watching the likes of Mistress Barbara playing Techno.

At the age of 17 Steele got himself a pair of Technics and started putting on outdoor raves in the forests of North Wales spinning tribal & funky techno.
Quickly after gaining a good following he decided to start up a night in Chester along with a collective of friends that are now infamously known as the audio farm collective, booking and playing alongside artists like beardy man, scratch perverts playing a blend of Breaks, House & Techno.

Age 20 Steele had the drive to share his music with a bigger crowd and push himself further as an artist, he does this by moving up to the great city of Manchester and after just one year starts to show an interest in music production. At first he started to experiment in Ableton live remixing and making his own personal edits of tracks that he wanted to include within his sets.

After becoming familiar with Ableton he found himself wanting to broaden his horizons within music production and started to take lessons and research different methods and techniques. After just 6 months he has 12 finished tracks in the style of House & Tech House signed to respected labels around Europe as well as having received a lot of interest off respected artists, labels and radio shows.

His goals now are to spread his sound around the globe and secure his place amongst the new breed of Tech House producers!