Steven McClintock

Steven McClintock is a versatile singer, songwriter, and music producer whose journey through the realm of music and marketing has undoubtedly left an indelible mark. His songs continue to connect with audiences throughout the world. His passion, expertise, and dedication have shaped a remarkable career offering a vast body of work that reflects his unique creativity. His career now spans more than 50-plus years in the music business.

Steven was recently inducted into the Badera Hall of Fame, and his George on Vinyl song has been receiving a whole lot of Airplay on local Texas radio stations.

Steven’s songs have sold over thirty (20) million records worldwide, more than seventy (70) million digital streams, 20+ film scores and 200+ commercials.

Born and raised in Texas, Steven McClintock’s most informative musical years with strong influence from his father Don McClintock, began in Beaumont, Texas, where his passion to connect to the magic of making music was obvious. At age four, Steven was performing “Jail House Rock,” impersonating his favorite artist: Elvis Presley.

Awards & Honors
• Numerous Gold: Johnny Cash, Berlin, Tiffany, Aaron Tippin, Kokowaah Movie Soundtrack, Robin Schulz EDM, Shiny Toy Guns
• Platinum Awards: 4 for Tiffany Debut Album, 3 for Tiffany’s 2nd Record, 2 for Andy Williams), 2 for “A Touch of Class” (ATC) for “If Love is Blind”
• Two BMI Millionaire Awards; 1988 Four-Time Platinum: “All This Time” recorded by Tiffany on the “Hold on to an old friend’s hand” album, written by Steven McClintock & Tim James and produced by George Tobin went #6 on Billboards Top 40.
• 1997 Honored to perform live with Victoria Shaw and open for Garth Brooks at his monumental New York City Central Park Concert with one-million fans in attendance.
• Honored to open for or perform backup vocals with celebrity artists: Carlene Carter Cash, Andy Williams, Gene Watson, Air Supply, Phil Collins, BJ Thomas, Tiffany, The Nelsons, Aaron Tippin, Don Williams, America, Victoria Shaw.

Recent singles in Europe: To You From Me, More Than I Do, George on Vinyl, Hit the Ground Running