23 Fields is a sonic blend of folk, rock, and Americana, carrying a deep emotional weight that speaks to the realities of life, love, and the passing of time. Step’s lyrics paint vivid pictures of the human experience, while his melodies provide a comforting familiarity—like an old friend returning home. With a fresh perspective and a renewed passion, 23 Fields proves that it’s never too late to chase what sets your soul on fire. His return is a testament to resilience, creativity, and the enduring power of music.

The award-winning band 2002 has placed 12 albums on the Billboard Charts and made the list of top new age artists in a Billboard Magazine “Year in Review” issue alongside Yanni, Mannheim Steamroller, Jim Brickman, George Winston, and Enya. Over their 34-year career, their ever-evolving sound has encompassed a wide range of genres—from wistful ambient soundscapes all the way to light progressive rock. This daring blend of musical styles has given them an undeniable “signature sound” that sets them apart from other recording artists.

23 Fields is an alternative folk sound about love, life, and nonsense, from politically driven anger to sensitive songs about family and lost loved ones. Step Adams - vocals and acoustic guitar, Louise Driver - violin, Jason M. Smith - drums and percussion.

23 Fields is an alternative folk sound about love, life, and nonsense, from politically driven anger to sensitive songs about family and lost loved ones. Step Adams: vocals and acoustic guitar; Louise Driver: violin; Jason M. Smith: drums and percussion.

23 Fields - The brain child of Step Adams, collaborating with Louise Driver (violin) and Jason M Smith (drums & percussion) in 2023. An alternative folk sound with Step's gravelly voice and Lou's haunting violin brought together with Jason's percussive drive. Song's about love, life and nonsense from politically driven anger to sensitive songs about family and lost love ones. Their debut album 'The World Is Raining' was released in July 2023 receiving radio play in the United States, South Africa and the UK.