Jonah, Jacob and Jason Kuhlman grew up playing music in the family band and when they joined forces with Adam Carpenter, a unique chemistry brought a new flavor of bluegrass to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Chasin' Steel is a traditionally structured four-piece bluegrass group with the majority of their songs featuring the banjo, mandolin, guitar and acoustic bass with three and four part harmonies. Although they typically structure their instrumentation in this traditional manner, their sound has, what has been called, a unique edge to it. Some have called them, "Bluegrass with a Rock & Roll attitude." They do have several songs that feature the hammered dulcimer which are always crowd pleasers.

Chasin' Steel has numerous original songs, traditional songs, and contemporary bluegrass covers that have a hard driving, aggressive nature to them. Many of their loyal fans enjoy their tribute to Jimmy Martin, also known as the King of Bluegrass. They have been called a high energy band that appeals to not only hard core bluegrass fans, but to the average fan of music. It is also not uncommon to see a varied crowd of college students and older folks in the same audience.