As a young boy Stevie had a traditional working class childhood in a town called Denny, growing up on a council estate where everyone knew each other. The kind of place where you could borrow a cup of sugar from the neighbours and be welcomed in while they put the kettle on. Music was not a focus in the McCrorie household. Mum Sandra and dad Michael don’t sing or play instruments. Stevie’s siblings – sister Nadia and brothers Paul and Michael (his partners in typical childhood mischief) never showed any aspirations to be musicians either. Yet somewhere along the way Stevie felt a pull to write and sing his own songs.
As a young boy Stevie had a traditional working class childhood in a town called Denny, growing up on a council estate where everyone knew each other. The kind of place where you could borrow a cup of sugar from the neighbours and be welcomed in while they put the kettle on. Music was not a focus in the McCrorie household. Mum Sandra and dad Michael don’t sing or play instruments. Stevie’s siblings – sister Nadia and brothers Paul and Michael (his partners in typical childhood mischief) never showed any aspirations to be musicians either. Yet somewhere along the way Stevie felt a pull to write and sing his own songs.
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