John Stevenson
John Stevenson is a singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist based in Las Vegas, NV.
Recorded on a Tascam 488mkII. By John Stevenson c2009 JRSIV Music
"Frozen" is a Pop Rock track by John Stevenson on SoundClick. It rewards close listening, revealing new details on each playthrough. This is the unmistakable sound of Las Vegas, and it will especially appeal to pop rock fans. "Frozen" has performed across multiple SoundClick charts, reaching #1 in Pop and #1 in Pop Rock. "Frozen" is part of the John Stevenson catalog on SoundClick, where independent artists connect with a global audience.
Recorded on a Tascam 488mkII. By John Stevenson c2009 JRSIV Music
SoundClick artist John Stevenson presents "Hot People", an outstanding release in the Pop Rock genre. The track showcases John Stevenson's instinct for crafting memorable music. Representing the charismatic sound of pop rock in Las Vegas, this track speaks for itself. "Hot People" has peaked at #21 in the Pop Rock category on SoundClick. John Stevenson is an independent artist on SoundClick, releasing Pop Rock music directly to fans worldwide.
Experimental track recorded for "Organ Loner" CD. Recorded on a Tascam 424 and transferred to a Tascam 488mkII for additional overdubs. Featuring a sample of Bob Ross cleared by Bob Ross Inc. By John Stevenson c1999, 2009
"You Don't Know When To Stop" is a Techno track by John Stevenson on SoundClick. The track showcases John Stevenson's instinct for crafting memorable music. This is the unmistakable sound of Las Vegas, and it will especially appeal to techno fans. "You Don't Know When To Stop" has reached the top 10 on the main SoundClick Electronic chart. Explore the full John Stevenson catalog on SoundClick and discover more Techno music from independent creators.
Recorded on a Tascam 488 mkII. Backing vocals by Michele Stevenson. By John Stevenson c2009 JRSIV Music
"Stopping Off" by John Stevenson is a Pop Rock production available on SoundClick. The track carries an emotional weight that lingers well after it ends. Representing the charismatic sound of pop rock in Las Vegas, this track speaks for itself. Stream "Stopping Off" and explore more from John Stevenson on SoundClick.
Recorded on a Tascam 424 and transferred to a Tascam 488mkII for additional overdubs. By John Stevenson c2009 JRSIV Music
"Changing The Weather" is a Pop Rock track by John Stevenson on SoundClick. It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. Representing the charismatic sound of pop rock in Las Vegas, this track speaks for itself. It has charted at #19 on the SoundClick Pop Rock chart. Explore the full John Stevenson catalog on SoundClick and discover more Pop Rock music from independent creators.
John Stevenson was born in Las Vegas, NV in 1975. His early childhood was spent engrossed in his father's 1500+ LP vinyl collection; along with the "Hey boy, check these guy's out!" mentoring that accompanied it. John knew early on that being a musician is what he wanted, if not needed, to do. Stevenson began playing drums at 11, and by age 15, he was playing guitar and bass as well. Primarily a guitarist/singer/songwriter, he has produced and engineered his own demos for several years, playing all instruments himself. John has written hundreds of songs in a variety of styles; choosing not to subscribe to the "pick a genre, write similar songs and keep it that way!" school of thought. Stevenson is seeking a larger outlet for his songs and would also like to meet like minded musicians to possibly form an original band.
Well, like most musicians I respect and dig the "Hall Of Famer's": The Beatles, The Who, Elvis, Hendrix, CCR, Led Zep, etc... Other favorites include The Police, Beck, Lindsey Buckingham (Fleetwood Mac), U2, solo McCartney, Sheryl Crow, Eric Clapton, Cream, Stevie Wonder, STP, Stephen Stills, Dr. Dre, Nate Dogg, SRV, Howlin' Wolf, John Cage, Willie Nelson, Radiohead, War, Oum Kolthoum, BeeGee's, Vince Guaraldi, Louie Bellson, Sam Cooke...uh, let's just say I love music. Some personal boomerang mojo goes out to Michele, Pop's & Moom, Unc. & Auntie, Cory "The Greatest Drummer Who Didn't Think So" Nickerson and Uncle Billy.
Tascam 488mkII 8 Track, ART Dual MP, Behringer Autocom, Digitech Studio Quad V2, Johnson J-Station, 1991 Fender Standard Stratocaster, Squier Classic Vibe 60's Stratocaster, Eko Barracuda Bass