BIO STEVE P
DJ STEVE P
BIO
Born in 1979 in Liege,he grew up in the country-side Near the city. Surrounded by black soulful music spreaded from the boomers of his mom's modern-dance school,the next step and his first flirt was in a normal way leaded by "the groove".He started then to buy records,at the time when electronic music was taking off. The feeling was growing at the same time that his passion,at 16 he started then as a residency dj in the only electronic music club at this time.The reaction was like the action,natural and direct,he knew things would not have been the same again... In 1999 was the real starting point of his career,after bookings all over Belgium's clubs he joined the SCULPTURE Collective(www.Sculpturemanagement.be". He played then five years alongside the most recognized dj's of the world,letting him a lot of contacts and friends all over. He then organised the Liege Electronic Art Festival in august 2002 trying to combinate music with arts. The west coast vibes are inside of him,delivering in each of his sets,this incredible positive energy,sharing this peaceful and happy feeling with the crowd. After a trip to California,so many ideas were growing in his mind,a little bit like have been touched by god's hands. How can we describe his disco-housy-funky style with words? Try to enter in a new dimension where the music is not only listened ,where the bass is soundind like a teenage's heartbeat felt in love for the first time,remembering a certain summer of love..Delivering a big part of his soul each time,the audience knows what to expect.....Big fiesta. Stopping his club residency in beginning 2004 to concentrate himself for the next step...production. He's actually working in the only 100% electronic Radio in Belgium(Warm Fm) as a house music selection coordinator,covering weekly his own show called the "Monkey Show". He's finalizing his first record.He worked in the past with Jaycee from Nutown Project, but this year will definately be the turning point with the release of his own personal record under the name of "Little Munk". 