Bio

At the crossroads of jazz sophistication and electronic innovation stands Steve Davit—saxophonist, producer, and sonic architect whose compositions transcend traditional genre boundaries.

Best known his roaring saxophone riffs and solos with electronic duo Marian Hill and his meticulously crafted solo productions, Davit 's latest single Anemone explores the soulful nature of voice and horn, creating immersive soundscapes that both challenge and comfort the listener. The result is a signature sound that speaks to both the intellect and the body—cerebral yet infectiously rhythmic.

Having graced prestigious stages at Coachella and Lollapalooza while touring internationally, Davit continues to expand the possibilities of his craft, whether in live performance or in the intimate space of studio creation. His compositions unfold as complete sensory journeys, inviting listeners into carefully constructed worlds where each sonic element serves the greater emotional landscape.

For admirers of boundary-pushing artists like Tom Misch, Jordan Rakei, Bonobo, FKJ, Robert Glasper, and Kamasi Washington, Davit's work offers both familiarity and revelation—a musical experience that resonates deeply with contemporary listeners while carving its own distinct path through the modern soundscape. 

Steve started playing saxophone at age eight, inspired by the likes of John Coltrane, Sonny Rollins, and Charles Mingus — and later, Medeski Martin and Wood, Jaga Jazzist, and Snarky Puppy. He nearly escaped the entertainment industry by attending Drexel University’s Music Industry Program and getting his MBA — to no avail. He lives in Havertown, PA with his wife, two children, and bestest dog Lucy.