Jac Steele is an amazingly versatile singer/songwriter/actress from Kalamazoo, MI. She began singing from the time that she could talk. Jac wrote her first song in the third grade and sang her first solo on stage as a fourth grader. It was at this point where she developed a love for songwriting and singing, and from then on knew she wanted to be a star. At the age of eleven Jac began recording in the studio hooks for her father’s local rap group, and shortly after began writing and recording verses. At the age of fourteen Jac released a two song CD, which included Groove box, and her hit song High School Sweetheart, in which she wrote and co-produced. As a freshman in high school Jac discovered musical theatre and developed a great love for it. She started out in chorus and dance roles in musicals like South Pacific and Oklahoma!, and soon after snagged bigger roles in community theatre production‘s like “Ragtime,” where she played the understudy of Sarah’s friend, and playing the lead role in the Kalamazoo Civics’ production of Regina Taylor’s off Broadway play “Crowns,” directed by Broadway’s very own Jerry Dixon (“Once on this Island,” “Five guy’s Named Moe.”). In December of 2016 Jac graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Theatre from Michigan State University, where she lent her vocal abilities to productions such as, 'Legally Blonde,' and Nambi E. Kelly's, Xtigone (Directed by Dr. Shondrika Moss-Bouldin).