Sandi & Stevie are children’s song writers and performers based in Danville in the San Francisco Bay Area. The environmentally conscious duo are the creators of the music CDs Insect Songs and Sealife Songs – creature-friendly songs about insects and sea life (bugs and ocean creatures).

Sandi & Stevie perform educational, fun-filled, interactive shows based upon their Insect Songs & Sealife Songs at schools, libraries, birthday parties, theme parks, private gatherings and public events (anywhere there’s children).
Sandi & Stevie's Insect Songs Show
Sandi & Stevie's Sealife Songs Show

Using a combination of humor, fantasy and reality, Sandi & Stevie help teach kids about the habits of our insect and sea life friends and encourage us to live in harmony with them. By applying high-energy motor skills interaction with the children, Sandi and Stevie meet several measures of the Desired Results Developmental Profiles (DRDP) designed by the California Dept of Education.

Sandi & Stevie's growing popularity has led them to being featured on TV on Evening Magazine on CBS and View From the Bay on ABC.

Something about Sandi
Sandi is an American female with a beautiful smile and “Magical Voice”. She studied vocalization under the tutelage of renowned soprano Inetta Harris and gospel Grammy honoree Edwin Hawkins. Along with children’s songs, Sandi writes, records and performs gospel, R&B, rock and pop.

Something about silly Stevie
Stevie is a short, funny looking Welshman with a funny accent. His “Roman” nose and flappy ears are so big that he looks like a bug head with wings. When excited, he talks so quickly that only children can understand him and he’s so silly that he’s the perfect children’s entertainer. Stevie lives with 5 cats (who eat all day) and he eats British choccies, fruit pastilles and Branston Pickle.

When he’s not being silly, Stevie is a songwriter, producer, arranger, singer and scriptwriter. He writes brilliant lyrics and melodies and hops like a Green Grasshopper whenever children ask. To see Stevie’s more serious side, you may visit his personal web site at www.stephenmorgan.com.