Steve Mac (2)

British pop producer/songwriter, born January 15, 1972 in Surrey, England. Owner of the [l=Rokstone Studios] in London, United Kingdom. The first song he wrote was [a=Nomad]'s "(I Wanna Give You) Devotion" (1990), which was a UK #2-hit. Began his career in the music industry as a tape operator with producer [a=Nigel Wright]. Early in his career, Mac was known for writing, producing and remixing dance/house tracks until crossing over to pop/ballads with bands [a=Boyzone], [a=Westlife], and [a=A1] in the late 1990's.

He mainly does ballads and has been responsible for more than 20 UK number-one hits and songs by bands like [a=Undercover] (as ''behind the scenes'' producer), A1, Boyzone, Westlife, [a=Five], [a=Ronan Keating], [a=The Wanted (5)], and [a=The Saturdays]. Nevertheless he keeps a low profile and does not seek out the media's attention.

He also founded Record Label Jumpin' & Pumpin' famous for hits like The Future Sound of London's "Papua New Guinea