Steve Spacek, along with Edmund Cavill and MC Morgan Zarate, formed the triumvirate of the group Spacek. Throughout the 1990s and the early 2000s, Spacek was known for its subtle departure from the rhythm and blues genre, a departure that aimed for dreamy trip-hop territories. Appropriately spacey in nature, Steve’s vocals were a transport for the evocative architecture of the Spacek sound. Though the group has worked primarily in London, Steve relocated to Los Angeles to work on a solo album, “Space Shift,” with J-Dilla and Leon Ware.
This bio was written for Seattle's Red Bull Music Academy.
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