Elaine Stepter
Vocalist/Songwriter/Producer
Known internationally as "The Songbird of Love," this hard working young lady is ready to be
noticed. When you see and hear her, there is no question that you are irresistibly drawn into the
musical world of this talented vocalist. More than just a singer, she offers that rich and sultry
voice as a vehicle to each lyric. Daring it to ride the ultimate wave of her talent only to caress
each emotion and thought as though it was hers and hers alone. No song escapes the imprint of
a personal feeling. Her vocals are infectious and the pure joy of her singing will permeate your
soul.
Elaine's development as a communicator of song began in her hometown of Los Angeles.
Growing up in this entertainment capital brought her early exposure to music and performing.
She formed a vocal trio called "Sweet Taste of Perfection" in junior high school. This was the
training ground for learning tonal quality and harmonic expression. Next, while attending the
Eubanks Conservatory of Music to study piano and voice, she evidenced an exceptional talent
for composing. Elaine soon released her first single "Promises."
She not only continued to sing but became an editor and columnist for Black Radio Exclusive
Magazine. She found tremendous satisfaction there but realized that she needed to concentrate
fully on her music if she was to truly develop as a vocalist. She wanted to be "on the scene," not
behind it. She continued to develop as a singer, songwriter and producer until finally she
released her second single "I'll Always Be A Part Of You." "The Sweetness Of Your Love," was a
hit from her first album and was followed by "Good Love" from the movie "Meteor Man" motion
picture soundtrack.
Elaine has also worked and performed with other artists that include Coolio, West Side
Connection and Jennifer Holiday. She has traveled with vintage R&B groups "New Birth" and
Rose Royce as lead and background vocalist opening for artist like, The Whispers, Stephanie
Mills, Aaron Neville, Bobby Womack and The Gap Band. "The Woman I Am", marked her third
studio album and again she displays all aspects of her creative ability as a vocalist, songwriter
and producer. A fourth effort entitled “ Getting Back To Basics” is currently in production and
schedule for release in 2013. After completing an international 3 month tour of Asia, Elaine is
getting ready to take her show to the streets in the U.S. starting in the southern and midwest
regions promoting her newest venture with AMEC records who will be releasing “Elaine Stepter”
Live @ HPC (Hollywood Park Casino) a double disc CD and DVD. Listening to "Elaine is like
sitting in front of a fireplace being embraced by its warmth as you are enthralled by the
conversation of an intimate lover," Elaine states, "My music is sincere and from the heart. I
believe in the power of the spoken and written word when both are combined with music and
become one, it's like a breath of new air. I sincerely hope that people will not only enjoy my
music, but will also be moved by the spirituality of it."
Vocalist/Songwriter/Producer
Known internationally as "The Songbird of Love," this hard working young lady is ready to be
noticed. When you see and hear her, there is no question that you are irresistibly drawn into the
musical world of this talented vocalist. More than just a singer, she offers that rich and sultry
voice as a vehicle to each lyric. Daring it to ride the ultimate wave of her talent only to caress
each emotion and thought as though it was hers and hers alone. No song escapes the imprint of
a personal feeling. Her vocals are infectious and the pure joy of her singing will permeate your
soul.
Elaine's development as a communicator of song began in her hometown of Los Angeles.
Growing up in this entertainment capital brought her early exposure to music and performing.
She formed a vocal trio called "Sweet Taste of Perfection" in junior high school. This was the
training ground for learning tonal quality and harmonic expression. Next, while attending the
Eubanks Conservatory of Music to study piano and voice, she evidenced an exceptional talent
for composing. Elaine soon released her first single "Promises."
She not only continued to sing but became an editor and columnist for Black Radio Exclusive
Magazine. She found tremendous satisfaction there but realized that she needed to concentrate
fully on her music if she was to truly develop as a vocalist. She wanted to be "on the scene," not
behind it. She continued to develop as a singer, songwriter and producer until finally she
released her second single "I'll Always Be A Part Of You." "The Sweetness Of Your Love," was a
hit from her first album and was followed by "Good Love" from the movie "Meteor Man" motion
picture soundtrack.
Elaine has also worked and performed with other artists that include Coolio, West Side
Connection and Jennifer Holiday. She has traveled with vintage R&B groups "New Birth" and
Rose Royce as lead and background vocalist opening for artist like, The Whispers, Stephanie
Mills, Aaron Neville, Bobby Womack and The Gap Band. "The Woman I Am", marked her third
studio album and again she displays all aspects of her creative ability as a vocalist, songwriter
and producer. A fourth effort entitled “ Getting Back To Basics” is currently in production and
schedule for release in 2013. After completing an international 3 month tour of Asia, Elaine is
getting ready to take her show to the streets in the U.S. starting in the southern and midwest
regions promoting her newest venture with AMEC records who will be releasing “Elaine Stepter”
Live @ HPC (Hollywood Park Casino) a double disc CD and DVD. Listening to "Elaine is like
sitting in front of a fireplace being embraced by its warmth as you are enthralled by the
conversation of an intimate lover," Elaine states, "My music is sincere and from the heart. I
believe in the power of the spoken and written word when both are combined with music and
become one, it's like a breath of new air. I sincerely hope that people will not only enjoy my
music, but will also be moved by the spirituality of it."
