Artist description SMC-DVA rides on a lot of heart and soul and a smooth bass line. This diverse duo combined to create unique, catchy hip hop beats overlaid with heart felt lyrics taken from real life. With creative DJ stylized tracks and an emphasis on hard hitting bass lines, this hip hop & jazz influenced group will command you to explore a broad musical spectrum - move your body and search your soul.

Music Style Hip Hop

Musical Influences sade, beastyboys, Mariah Carey, Grits, Sting, Pharsyde, Diana Krall, John Rubben, Sarah Maglachlen

Similar Artists Sade, Beastyboys, Grits, Mary J Blige, Garbage, Dj shadow, Lauren Hill

Artist History Scott Chadwick, aka SMC has been producing a variety of hip hop artists since 1996. As a DJ, DJ SMC has worked with live bands, including cutting edge praise and worship teams and Christian music artists Hyperstatic Union. Stephanie Bock, aka DVA (coined by Scott and short for Diva) has been singing heartfelt and soulful music in chruch since college. Stephanie and Scott met in late 1999 and discovered their similar passion for music. Scott had been praying for someone to work with on a project - someone that had a similar vision for taking Christian music to a new level. At the same time, Stephanie was discovering that singing was as necessary to her as breathing and that her dream was to write and create music. For the last year, Scott and Stephanie have been in the studio combining their creativity into new music with the goal of releasing a compilation CD that honors God and challenges people to think.

Group Members Scott Chadwick & Stephanie Bock

Instruments Technique 1200's, Roland 808, bass, drums, guitar, horns, Roland keyboard, fruty loops

Albums SMC-DVA

Location Portland, OR - USA

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