Steve has been writing and recording songs for many years. His back catalogue starts around 1978 with his first studio album, “Freefall.” More recently he compiled his personal favourites in a double album, “Musicology.”
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This album sees Steve's collaboration with After The Fire guitarist, John Russell, whose superb guitar playing lights up this album. John toured in India as lead guitarist in Steve's band playing to large audiences in college campuses and concert venues across the country.
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Fighting Back was released in conjunction with Steve's last tour in India. He brought together friends and family and formed his backing band Warrior, who also feature on this album. It's all about "making waves", "stirring hearts", "fighting back!". Steve's passion for the needs of people in some of the poorest areas of the world comes through in his song writing.
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This was Steve's first album release and launched his professional music ministry. During the following few years, he released a new album every two years and this took him in the early years into Europe, Canada, the USA and Asia.
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Steve loves to write songs that create pictures in the imagination. The title track of this album uses the symbolism of a hijack to unpack the plight of the human race and offers a solution
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Icy Hearts includes one of Steve's favourite songs to perform: "Fire!" He performed this many times on stage as a solo artist using a Korg O1W Keyboard, Roland Electronic Drums and a Fender Strat - but not all at the same time! Lighting effects and smoke included!
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(Now available for immediate download) This is a double album and is a compilation of "hand-picked" songs from Steve's last ten albums, plus previously unreleased songs and includes two acoustic versions of songs on his forthcoming worship album, "We Take On Giants!" "Musicology" 2 CD Compilation, is ONLY available as a digital download
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During the recording of this album at Chapel Lane Studios in Hereford, a mysterious guest appeared and wanted to join in. His name - Larry Norman. He features on one of the tracks but we couldn't credit him with his real name because of contractual obligations. So we called him Larold Namron!
