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New article name new article content ... Steve Steele (born August 12th 1964) is an American musician, multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter, performer and producer. While known for his "dramatic" stylized baritone voice, which is most notably displayed on 2011s The Expat (Ultraviolet Catastrophe Records) and to a lesser degree on the 2002 InfraRed IntroSpective EP, Steele was also formally trained and majored in music theory and composition at The University of North Texas with Dr. Kevin Korsyn.
After collage, Steele temporarily worked at Apple Computer and Motorola while building a recording studio to record the experimental InfraRed IntroSpective EP. Quickly abandoning the "rock and soul" style found on InfraRed IntroSpective, Steele began retraining his voice and songwriting style and began work on what would become The Expat.[1]
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