daviesteelman London, UK
David lives in south London, UK. He has been writing and recording (but rarely finishing!) music for a number of years. He
plays keyboards, guitar and bass, and enjoys the process of recording, producing and mixing.
He has played keyboards in The Arrivists and The Othersides, both London-based bands, and regularly played in blues-rock jam nights in south London (before Covid! Those were the days).
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