Some of his notable singles include "Cute" which gained popularity on social media networks in his early career, and "She Said",[1] a record label release of a song that was done collaboratively with American actress and singer Leighton Meester.

Growing up in La Crosse, Wisconsin, Jerzak began playing music as a preteen, teaching himself several instruments in his father's home studio.

By the end of 2009 he had already amassed well over 10 million song plays on his MySpace music player and ultimately became the site's Number #1 Unsigned Artist.

With an artist management deal already in place and his first major record label offer on the table, Stephen had already turned his attention to touring.

[4] After the first three months in LA, and with some tracks recorded, he hit the road again to play SXSW[5] in March 2010 and also, continued on "The Class of 2010 Tour"[6] with Stereo Skyline and The Downtown Fiction which took him from Texas all the way to New York.

On May 1, 2010 Stephen played The Bamboozle[7][8] music festival in New Jersey just before moving back out to LA to continue writing and tracking songs for his highly anticipated debut album release on a major record label.

Coming off the road in April 2011, Stephen was confirmed to perform on the Skull Candy Stage on the entire 44 city 2011 Vans Warped Tour[15] which was set to kick off on June 24.

In January 2012, Jerzak landed a spot with Cassadee Pope, formerly of Hey Monday on her "Solo Tour"[17] which began in Anaheim, California and ended in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Taking elements from his old pop/acoustic style mixed with modern pop songwriting and production, the 10 new songs are lyrically themed as an inside look into his lifestyle and headspace over the past decade.

This blend of signature sounds from Jerzak's music career makes for a fresh and exciting take on the current state of his talents.