Artist description "My music is like ear candy. It sounds great but it can rot your brain."

Music Style MC Escher on guitar

Musical Influences Burl Ives, Tiny Tim

Similar Artists Enya on steroids

Artist History Age 6: Took piano lessons from a nice old lady in England. Age 9: Listened to Sgt. Peppers and realized my destiny as a waste case. Age 10: Learned how to play bar chords on guitar from my older brother. Age 13-17: Took classical guitar lessons and played electric guitar in a drunken disco cover band. Age 18-36: I don't remember. Age 37: Got sober and began playing solo in small Washington DC listening rooms. Age 40: Worked my way into premier club venues including Ram's Head Tavern in Annapolis MD and Jammin Java in Vienna, VA. Age 41: My performances started being featured on radio and television, and my independent release, Trust Your Stars, gained wide support from Washington DC press. Age 42: Relocated to San Diego CA, began performing locally full-time, and started recording my second solo release. Age 43: (September 2002) Performed in several different cities inside Russia and Ukraine where the locals are still making illegal copies of my CD Trust Your Stars.

Instruments guitar, drums, bass, keyboards

Albums Trust Your Stars (2001)

Press Reviews The Washington Post - "Trust Your Stars is an upbeat, whimsical and biographical look at perseverance and a renewed love of life."   Washington City Paper - "After listening to Trust Your Stars, you are transported. Ducey's warm, heartfelt songs are just plain good for whatever ails you."   The Washington Times - "A rising talent in the local music scene, Steve Ducey has a ready-for-radio voice and an ear for old fashioned love songs."

Additional Info info@steveducey.com

Location San Diego, California - USA

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