Steve Dean is a renowned Nashville singer/songwriter who has made significant contributions to the country music scene. He has co-written six number one Billboard country hits, including "Watching You" for Rodney Atkins, which was the most played song on Country Radio in 2007 and named Country AirCheck's Song of the Decade in 2017. His songwriting prowess extends to other hits like the Grammy-nominated "It Takes A Little Rain" for The Oak Ridge Boys, "Southern Star" for Alabama, and "Round About Way" for George Strait.

Dean's career began with his first single "Don't Your Mem'ry Ever Sleep At Night," recorded by Steve Wariner in 1983. Over the years, he has earned eight BMI Songwriter Awards and two BMI Publisher Awards, with his songs achieving over 10 million radio airplays and selling over 20 million records worldwide. His publishing company, Bethar Music, has been recognized with BMI Publisher awards for hits like "Cool To Be A Fool" and "Watching You."

Influenced by artists such as The Beatles, The Eagles, and Johnny Cash, Dean's music has been recorded by a diverse group of artists, including Reba McEntire, Joe Nichols, and Kenny Rogers. His song "Expecting Good Things" was the title track for Jeff and Sheri Easter's Grammy-nominated CD in 2012. As a performer, Dean offers audiences a unique glimpse into the stories behind his songs, emphasizing the authenticity and personal connection of his music.