
Steve Cochrane
Tastefully arranged art rock with emphasis on acoustic and electric guitars.
16
songs
6.6K
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The Greatest Since Rembrandt The Greatest Since Rembrandt
A song about pretense in the art world. Filled with quirky chord changes and unpredictable time signatures.

Remember Remember
Remember how exciting it once was to listen to the radio? Where can we find that magic today?

Abandon Ship Abandon Ship
For fans of classic progressive rock. An intensely dramatic piece with a surreal story about the danger of following charismatic leaders.

Where Is It Leading? Where Is It Leading?
Serious questions about where we thought we were going and where we are.
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Band/artist history
I've always had dreams of music in my head. I strive to make them come true and many of them have.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
Yes. My band and I played at the recent NUANCE Prog/Art Rock Festival in Toronto. I am scheduled to play at a Prog convention in Quebec City on May 31st. That will be a solo acoustic set.
Your musical influences
GenesisYes, Renaissance, Rush, Steve Hackett, Mike Oldfield, Al Stewart, Kate Bush, Strawbs, Jethro Tull, Supertramp, Moody Blues, Gordon Lightfoot, Rachmaninoff, Wagner, Ayn Rand
What equipment do you use?
Ovation acoustic guitar, Yamaha electric guitar, Yamaha bass guitar, Roland FP8 digital piano, various software synths.
Recording gear: Macintosh G4, Cubase SX with Digi 001 audio interface, Rode and Audiotechnica microphones.
Anything else?
My goal in music is to communicate a sense of optimism in our world - to project the image of a hero, not only as a character to be viewed, but also as a part of each of us, something to be experienced - our integrity, honesty, intelligence, ambition, the best within us - our brightest dreams. - I try to create a musical picture of what could be and express the conviction that it is possible.
Hamilton,
Canada
ID
278048
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