Bobby Steveson Pursues Music Career, Racking Up Streams with ‘Midwest Girls’ Feature

Bobby Steveson is making moves outside of wrestling — and it turns out he’s building a second career in music. As of now, the former WWE developmental talent has released three singles and is openly working through the early stages of establishing his identity as an artist.

The most notable mark he’s made so far came as a featured act on Ethan Carl’s track ‘Midwest Girls,’ which has amassed close to 50,000 streams on Spotify alone. For an independent artist still finding his footing, that kind of reach on a single song represents a meaningful starting point.

In a new interview, Steveson spoke candidly about where he currently stands with music, describing the process as one of self-discovery — figuring out the kind of musician he wants to be and what direction best suits him. It’s an honest framing that suggests he’s approaching the craft seriously rather than treating it as a side hobby.

Steveson is perhaps best known to wrestling fans as the younger brother of Gable Steveson, the decorated amateur wrestler and WWE signee. Bobby himself had ties to the WWE system, but music appears to be where his focus is now directed.

With three singles already out and a collaborative track gaining traction on streaming platforms, Steveson is clearly committed to getting his footing in the industry. Whether the momentum from ‘Midwest Girls’ translates into a broader audience for his solo work remains to be seen, but the foundation is being laid.