Chase Stevens

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Chase Stevens is an award winning singer/songwriter from Mississauga, Ontario. Recognized for his heartfelt lyrics and visual imagery, Chase says his songwriting style is a blend of New Country and Singer/Songwriter, or as he likes to call it “Troubadour Country”.

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His initial musical inspirations came from the songwriters of the 1970’s, people such as Jim Croce, Harry Chapin, and Cat Stevens among others before he moved toward the Country genre after hearing the music of Keith Urban. A subsequent trip to Nashville to explore the songwriting scene, cemented his musical direction.

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Currently working on songs for his 3rd album, to be called "TIME". This follows the release of “Trespassing Castles” in 2022, which yielded several singles including “Another Little Roadside Kiss”, “Gypsy Wind”, and “Taking Pictures off the Wall”. All of which reached #1 on the Canadian Indie Country Chart.

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“Another Little Roadside Kiss” won Best Country Song in 2021 and Best Video in 2022 at the Red Carpet Music Awards in Holland. He received 2 awards in 2023, “Songwriter of the Year” in his hometown of Mississauga as well as “International Single of the Year” for “Gypsy Wind” at the ISSA Awards in Atlanta, Georgia.

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“Trespassing Castles” was the follow-up to his debut album, “Tumbleweed”, that contained the critically acclaimed song “H.W.R.”, based on the true story of a WWII Canadian Soldier. The song and story were the subject of 2 CTV National News features as well as in the Mississauga News.

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His latest single "Holes In The Night" has been called his "best one yet" by many. This follows "Songs In An Old Diner" an upbeat nostalgic tune that was his 5th #1 on the Canadian Indie Country Countdown Chart. and “As Good As It Gets” which will both be on the new album.

 

Recorded in Nashville and Toronto. "Holes In The Night" reached #1 in Australia and is currently being played on several hundred stations around the world. 

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No stranger to the performing circuit, Chase was a featured performer in the 2021 "Love Revolution" as well as the "Soundcheck" festival in 2021 and 2022. This past September he performed at the Diamonds In The Rough showcase during the CCMA week in Kelowna. For the past 5 years he has co-hosted the "Above the 44th Songwriter Series" playing alongside some of Ontario's best Country artists including, Elyse Saunders, David Boyd Janes, Josh Ross among many others. He has also been a featured performer at the famed "Commodore" in Nashville.

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