Founder of Lipgloss (est. 2001), the country's longest running indie dance party, every month at Ophelia's Electric Soapbox in Denver, CO. Founder of Frog Legs, a French house dance party. Founder of Brunchgloss, themed brunches that take place at Ophelia's Electric Soapbox every month.

boyhollow is an old goth that plays music for hipsters, indie-rockers, bass-heads, gays, party kids, meat-heads, woo girls and even the occasional hippie.  He doesn’t believe in writing bios containing a bunch of cliches about what an awesome DJ he is.  He’d rather be making you dance.

He is the founder of Lipgloss (est. 2001), Denver’s longest running and most awarded club-night. Lipgloss was instrumental in - if not arguably responsible for - creating Denver’s indie dance scene.  

He has worked with, performed at and produced parties with some of music’s biggest names: New Order, LCD Soundsystem, MGMT, Passion Pit, The XX, Girl Talk, The Cult, Miami Horror, The Juan Maclean, Portugal. the Man, Miike Snow, Yeasayer, !!!, MSTRKRFT, Autoerotique, Figure, Mars Volta, Simian Mobile Disco, Steve Aoki, Bloody Beetroots, Calvertron, Le Castle Vania, Treasure Fingers, VHS or Beta, Le Tigre, Felix Cartal, Fake Blood, Blondie, Interpol, Phoenix, Boys Noize, Crookers, Guns'n'Bombs, Mustard Pimp, Junkie XL, LA Riots, The Faint, K.I.M. (The Presets), Chuckie, Cool Kids, Muse, Tommie Sunshine, The Klaxons, Devo, The Cars, Toxic Avenger, Daedelus, Snowden, RAC DJ's, The Motherfucking Gaslamp Killer, The Rapture, Airborne Toxic Event, Ghostland Observatory, The Bravery, She Wants Revenge, Mickey Avalon, Electric Six, Paparazzi, Paul Anthony, Bird Peterson, Hot Pink Delorean, Ladytron, Blaqk Audio, Peter Hook (Joy Division, New Order), Tim Burgess (The Charlatans), Andy Rourke and Mike Joyce (The Smiths), Spencer Moody (Murder City Devils), Marky Ramone (The Ramones), Stellastar*, Nadastrom, Anna Lunoe, Keane, Blondie and many more that have fallen into the drunken haze of time.

Commencing his music career at the spritely age of 19 with April & I, a self-produced concept album about a young boy inventing an imaginary friend to get through tough times, and devoting himself to the creation of songs which are both unique and stylistically referential to pop legends such as The Beach Boys and Super Furry Animals, it is no wonder Paul Steel was initially welcomed by music critics as a wunderkind.

After releasing the well-received Moon Rock, his second record as a young solo musician, Paul began to focus his considerable talents on songwriting and production, and has been rapidly gaining a reputation as one of the UK's most promising up-and-coming writers. His writing credits already include Nick Littlemore (Empire of the Sun), Mika, Nicola Roberts, Saint Raymond, and PNAU to name but a few.

2013 was an important year for Paul, who's music gained international exposure when Mika's track 'Underwater' from his 2013 album The Origin of Love was featured on an high-profile Swatch advert. In addition, 2013 was marked by a special return to live performance in the form of Cold Crows Dead, a collaborative musical side-project between Paul and close friend and The Xcerts frontman Murray Macleod. Cold Crows Dead's debut record 'I Fear A New World' was released in December 2013 and gained positive reviews for it's experimental, ambitious and intelligent combination of pop, rock, and alternative elements.

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