Steve and the band to play the AJC Peachtree Road Race
Is the band taking up running? Um no, not this band. But if you're one of the 55,000 folks that plan to run the Peachtree Road Race, come see us on the big stage in Piedmont Park (near Park Tavern) when you finish running. Or if you're just up early or going home late, come on out.
Information on times and road closures can be found at the Atlanta Track Club web site.
The Valdosta Daily Times says that Naked is "just some unvarnished great music".
Dean Poling of the Valdosta Daily Times had nice words to say about Steve's new album, Naked. <more>
Steve's new album Naked is now available at CDBaby.com, iTunes, Amazon and right here.
It's been recorded. It's been mastered. The artwork's done. And it all sounds really cool.
Steve Baskin and the band have finished work on the follow-up to Steve's debut album, I Sometimes Think. You might recall that Steve played and sang all of the tracks on the first record, he's got the help of his amazing band on this latest effort.
While I Sometimes Think largely explored emotions around love and relationships, Naked’s themes run all over the place – love; love gone bad; running; the stress of the office; the Zen of the river; runaways; prostitution; and death.
The band was in the studio in August and December and finished up the tracks at Steve’s Underground Studio. Glenn Matullo, who mixed and produced I Sometimes Think is back at the console on this group of songs. Naked will be out May 15.
Oh Canada!
Steve's been asked to go play his songs in the great white north. He's doing an acoustic show in Calgary in September for the WinSport Canada Sponsorship Summit 2009 - a convention of Winter Olympics folks. He's taking Alex and Zoot with him. They both claim valid passports.
