Steven Bowers is a Canadian singer-songwriter known for his emotive voice and evocative songwriting that often weaves a blend of folk and indie aesthetics to grapple with the intricacies of human experience. He hails from Newfoundland but has expanded his reach, connecting with audiences across Canada through his narrative-driven music. Bowers’ body of work reflects a deep engagement with themes of history, intimacy, and the passage of time.

With releases like "Elk Island Park" and "Beothuk Words," he showcases an affinity for storytelling that pays homage to specific places and the spirits that inhabit them, whether they be landscapes or people. His album "Homing," a collection that resonates with themes of returning and searching for a place of belonging, has been particularly well received for its authenticity and heart. Bowers' ability to integrate a profound sense of place into his music is further exemplified by "The Nothingness" and "Future Ghosts," where he continues to explore the depths of the human condition. The "Circadian Anthem EP" reflects his experimentation with melodies and rhythms, suggesting a circadian rhythm of life and music that keeps in time with the natural world. As an artist, Steven Bowers is committed to crafting songs that are not only sonically appealing but also rich in the storytelling tradition.