AJ Steel

A.J. Steel isn’t new to music. He was in a band for many years but after The Monkey Face finally called it quits the time was right to go solo. The experience taught him the skills he would need for his solo journey. Not one to sit idle A.J. began to write, record and perform like a man on a mission. Since finding his niche, A.J. Steel has begun gathering industry recognition through successes in writing competitions and the ever strong, but subtle, word of mouth. But he is still careful ...

A.J. Steel isn’t new to music. He was in a band for many years but after The Monkey Face finally called it quits the time was right to go solo. The experience taught him the skills he would need for his solo journey. Not one to sit idle A.J. began to write, record and perform like a man on a mission. Since finding his niche, A.J. Steel has begun gathering industry recognition through successes in writing competitions and the ever strong, but subtle, word of mouth. But he is still careful with whom he lets into his inner circle. His music has been played on radio in New York, the U.K. and he recently performed a small show in New York City. He was booked to support Shannon Noll at the Kinross music festival but unfortunately the festival was cancelled. A.J. Steel is proud to announce his first single, “Slow Down”. The track has been getting national commercial airtime with Triple M’s Radar Radio Unsigned segment (winning the SMS vote 3 nights running, securing 4nights airtime). AJ also secured and on air interview with the host Ugly Phil. He’s been interviewed by Cec and Ben on the FOX/2Day FM Austereo Networks national Australian First segment, who also played Slow Down. It’s been added to the Radar Radio playlist on high rotation, with AJ climbing to number 4 in their Top 5 Artist’s. The track has also been added to the SMA FOXTEL Digital Radio Network with over 1.4million subscribers along with the second track off the Satellites and Cars. Not a bad effort for a one man machine. Slow Down is off his debut EP, “Satellites and Cars”. The significance in this song is simple. Slow down and enjoy the journey. This is a lesson in mindfulness, which A.J. Steel now attempts to practice in his daily life.