Steele Mobs

The three times JUNO nominated and multiple award winning artist Steele is described as dynamic and sensational, with the versatility and range that defies restriction to any one genre. He is as captivating in his handling of R&B material as he is with soul, reggae, classical, and jazz, but makes no mistake REGGAE is his first love. Born in Lucea Jamaica, Steele’s inspiration comes from his parents who sang on the church choir, his first taste of success came with his recording of Stevie Wonder’s “Ribbon in the Sky”, produced by veteran singer and producer Tristan Palmer. Steele is now regarded as one of the most consistent reggae artist to call Canada home, his music transcends all ages, gender and colour. Over the years he has made an indelible imprint on the reggae music-loving audiences with appearances at various venues in most major cities in the country. It is safe to say Steele is one of the most requested artists for live reggae performances. He has been a repeat performer at most Caribbean festival in the country. Festivals such as Jambana, Eglinton Street Festival, Rasta Fest, and Jamaica Day Celebration held in Toronto. The Winnipeg Caribbean Festival in Manitoba ,the Maple Ridge Caribbean festival in British Columbia, and the Calgary Reggae Festival in Alberta have embraced the artist. He has appeared internationally, performing in Africa and America, and in Jamaica on shows such Reggae Sum fest, Kite Festival, and Rebel Salute. It is no mystery that his annual Birthday Gala held in April is always a Sold out event.

Although most people recognize him as a singer, Steele is an accomplished musician, songwriter, and producer who have earned a reputation as a perfectionist with his professional approach to his music. In 2004 Steele released his first full length solo CD/Album “Uncorrupted” and the world stood up to take note of this lyrically conscious brother. Tracks from “Uncorrupted” hit many charts globally and in Canada, the CD was showered with many accolades which included a nomination from Canada’s highest musical awards, the JUNO for Reggae Recording of the Year. Steele has since then seen his popularity grow significantly, he accredits this to the blessings from the Almighty and the love from his many fans that continue to support his music. He has recorded for producers such as Computer Paul of the Boot Camp label, Lloyd Campbell of the Joe Fraser label, and Mobs Production Label.