Steve Lowis, born in 1982, originally from Lincolnshire and then moving to Selby (North Yorkshire), has always had a strong affinity to music. His first performance was the lead role in Joseph and His Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

Following a move to Berkshire, he formed "Delirium" while at Emmbrook High School. "Delirium" appeared at many local venues, including a "Battle of the Bands" at Southhill Park, Bracknell. Steve and the band wrote their main song "Coloured Man" to support the theme of "A Year against Racism". "Delirium" also played several times at the "AlleyCat" in Reading, "Rising Sun" arts centre and the Waterside Centre, Newbury as well as many local charity events. Steve wrote many of the bands songs as well as being the lead singer and bass player.

Steve went on to join Readings premier emo-punk band "CircusAct", as lead singer. "CircusAct" have released several CD's on independent labels, have appeared on several compilation CD's, and have recently been interviewed and broadcast on BBC Radio Bulgaria.

Steve left CircusAct to pursue a solo career as a singer / songwriter. He has performed and organised many shows in local pubs and clubs and other music venues and is very well received.

In May 2005 Steve helped with the organisation of an open-aired music event called the "Access Festival". The event was a fundraiser for a local homeless charity, the society of St.James and was aired live with the support of The Saint radio. The day featured some of Southamptons up and coming unsigned bands like Fleeing New York, The Sways, Smerins Anti-Social Club, Dead! Dead! Dead! and Six Nation State.Steve also played a small set which entertained a large crowd and recorded a short interview and 3 songs for The Saint, which was aired in the weeks leading up to the event.

More recently Steve opened for Billie Joyce (Nashville) and Shawn Jones with Bob Grosse (LA) see www.cafe-americana.com for more info.

Steve has also opened for several Nashville singer songwriters including Sally Barris, Tim Johnson, Lydia Miller, Toni Catlin, Jake Amerding also from Texas Karen Poston and Penny Jo Pullus with Vance Hazen and John Nortathomas.

Steve is also good friends with Bulgarian Bluegrass singer Lilly Drumeva who has recently recorded Steves song "Rescue" for her new CD "a collection". "Rescue" was played across Europe during 2004 and was singled out for mention by Alan Cackett in Maverick, UK's premier Country and roots music magazine. www.lillydrumeva.net