Nad Sylvan (born 4 June 1959) is a U.S.-born Swedish progressive rock musician and songwriter. He is best known as the vocalist in Steve Hackett’s Genesis Revisited band and has also maintained an active solo career alongside collaborations with numerous artists. Born Hugh Erik Stewart on 4 June 1959 in West Covina, California, he is the son of tennis player Hugh Wright Stewart and Swedish socialite Agnete Sylvan. From an early age he showed a strong interest in music, developing skills in singing, piano, keyboards and guitar. After moving through both the progressive rock and punk eras, he signed with Planet Records in 1983 and released the Swedish‑language disco single “Midnatt” (“Midnight”). He later joined Hasse Carlsson and the Tectives as second keyboardist and backing vocalist, gaining his first substantial touring experience in Sweden. Following a name change to One by One, and now performing under the name Christopher (given to him by his mother after their return to Sweden), he became the band’s lead singer. The group released two singles, “Dancing Mono” and “Say You Never.” Despite frequent live performances and television appearances, no full album was produced and the band eventually disbanded.
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