Recordings

*New* 

New recordings over at my Soundlcoud! Here

My solo record "Steve Weave" (by Steve Wright) was released June 1st, 2020! Tracks spanning lotsa feels and sounds, available everywhere on all digital streaming platforms. 

I am excited to announce "Rock, Paper, Scissors," a compilation of songs written and recorded in collaboration with my students at the fabulous Sound studio, released July 1st, 2019. Available on all streaming platforms and a few special packaged custom CD's. All proceeds go to support the Sunshine Coast Arts Council. Please support them by supporting us! Link HERE!

Things old, things new, sometimes demos...this is a rotating page of my recorded music.

Lucinda (Acoustic Demo)

This was a song I wrote as a dare. I was arguing with a freind that I felt I could write a song like Lucinda Williams and sing with that kind of a drawl....this is what I came up with, and I got rid of the drawl and made it my own. This acoustic version was recorded for a band to learn the song when we had a few gigs booked. 

Asterisk*

A song written on my beloved 1960 Yamaha ukulele. It was lifted from the woods during a performance last summer. Pretty sure someone just thought it was a lost kids toy. This was a song written in a backyard in Surrey with planes flying overhead and me asking my brother-in-law about golf references. What, like a "dirty birdie?" he said. Yep, like that, and I would put it in the song. The title refers to reading the small print.

Pontiac

Pontiac. The hit! This song was written for the 2011 Rainforest Circus event. I played all the instruments on this, and then took out the main Ukulele (played through a delay pedal) and vocal, and then sang and played along to the backing track live in the woods, while hoping around in-between the characters here. More music over at the Rainforest Circus site HERE.

Put forth a dream

A track from the remix I did of my good friend Marlin's CD called "Happy Face Math." Again, I set up a few things such as a synth, casio keyboard, sampler (with horse sounds) vinyl, and the VHS film "When we were kings." Also an iPod with the great Italian Violinist Silvia Mandolini, and a tape cassette of me calling into a radio show when I was in my 20's. What you hear here, is exactly what I heard when I was flying things around. It was exciting.Listening to music for the first time but being in the middle of it. Later, $45 in 1954 Canadian bills fell out of a "stories of the bible" vinyl record I was using. Some of the accidental timing on this was just crazy. There's no way I could make this stuff up.