Steampipe Studio is an U.S.-based Psychedelic Rock artist from Haverhill, MA, active on SoundClick since 2009. With over 300 original tracks available on SoundClick, the catalog spans psychedelic rock releases available for streaming and licensing.
The catalog is highly versatile, with productions ranging from chilled to relentless in energy and from shadowy to radiant in tone. Releases span Hard Rock, Progressive & Space Rock, all within the psychedelic rock space. Productions carry a solid bounce quality throughout. The overall sound is mass-market appeal, making it well-suited for a range of placements and projects. Across releases, the mood is consistently atmospheric, hard & atmosphere, making the catalog easy to navigate for artists seeking a specific feel.
The following tracks represent some of the strongest releases in the catalog. "Silly Human" brings a progressive and atmospheric quality to the garage rock space that peaked at #4 on the SoundClick Garage Rock chart. "Ruckus" is a progressive rock production with a distinctly progressive and atmospheric tone that peaked at #5 on the SoundClick Progressive Rock chart. "Should I Be Here" is a progressive and atmospheric instrumental rock production that peaked at #10 on the SoundClick Instrumental Rock chart.
Steampipe Studio's catalog includes 223 tracks available for licensing, starting at $25.00, with MP3 and WAV delivery formats available directly through SoundClick. Licenses are suitable for recording artists, content creators, sync placements, and commercial projects worldwide.
Steampipe Studio has generated 16.7K streams on SoundClick, earning 4 #1 positions on the SoundClick Rock chart. Discover the full discography on SoundClick.
"6.7" by Steampipe Studio is a Goth Rock production available on SoundClick. Every element serves the song, creating a cohesive listening experience from start to finish. The track creates a listening experience that feels atmospheric and atmosphere. It has reached the top 10 on the SoundClick Goth Rock chart, peaking at #8. Listeners into Progressive, Rock and Space Rock will find this track a natural fit within their rotation.