Eddie Seville gained a reputation for visceral live shows and gritty songwriting as the voice and creative force behind the outlaw rock band Steel Rodeo . . as a solo artist, he writes and performs acoustic folk, roots and country blues.

His ability to cross musical genres with raw honesty and lyrical depth has made him a respected figure among performers and his songs are covered by local musicians, regional bands and international artists that include George Kooymans of the platinum selling band Golden Earring, who recorded "Ticket to Heaven" from Eddie’s first solo EP and “Blind Love”, which Sony / Universal released as a European single.

His three-chord rocker "Carol Ann" is included in The Essential Western New England Songbook, his co-writes with guitarist David DiPietro including “Victims” and “Child of Sin” became anthems for the hard rock band T.T. Quick, while his torch ballad "One More Guitar” launched an ad campaign and a signature acoustic by the Netherlands based Homestead Guitar Company.

Eddie’s work spans projects with veteran New York / Nashville producer Paul Orofino (Ahmad Jamal / The Cars), Frank Carillo (Peter Frampton / Tim Hardin), Danny Miranda (Queen), Matt Cartsonis (Warren Zevon), Simon Kirke (Free / Bad Company) and Augie Meyers (Texas Tornados / Bob Dylan) in addition to writing, recording and arranging for film, television, independent and major label releases.