Biography

The grandson of Bluegrass Hall of Fame musician Carlos Brock, Dayton-born Stevie knew music was his calling from a young age. A student of voice, songwriting, choreography and acting, Brock signed his first label deal with WIRE Records – a Johnny Wright imprint – at just 10 years old. After multiple songs from his debut self-titled album made the Radio Disney Top 30, Brock toured with Aaron Carter, Jesse McCartney, Jump5 and Play, among others. He was featured on multiple Disney compilation efforts and hosted episodes of popular Nickelodeon shows. Brock moved to Los Angeles, signed with WME, and used a fake ID to perform in venues & nightclubs across Hollywood. He has since paved his way through the industry by working with renowned producers (1500 or Nothing, Raphael Saadiq, MyGuyMars, Eric Zayne, Jack Rayner and more); becoming a principal performer and host at The Sayers Club, one of Hollywood’s most exclusive venues; performing at legendary venues (The Greek Theatre, American Airlines Arena, Disney World, Cowboy Stadium and many more), and appearing on television shows such as The Ellen Show, FOX’s The Four, and CW’s Oh Sit! Brock was featured at #2 on Spotify’s US Viral Chart as a vocalist on Loud Luxury’s "Fill Me In". He has performed alongside music legends Prince, Stevie Wonder, Pharrell, Steven Tyler, and more. Brock released "You Don't Have to Say" in 2019. He is releasing new music this year, with the June 11th release of “Sweet Tooth”, produced by Jack Rayner.