Steve Adey

Steve Adey's slow burning piano and vocal led debut 'All Things Real' received huge critical acclaim - Times: best songs of 2006. The Sunday Times: CD of the week. US journal for improvised and progressive music Signal to Noise heralded 'All Things Real' as "haunting folk into straight-up epic territory".

Available as a CD or Download.

'Burning Fields' is haunting electronic folk with a choral, cacophonous chorus. Archetypal Steve Adey - fans of 'All Things Real' will love this track.

Everything In Its Right Place is a cover of, arguably, Radiohead's most left of mainstream song. Kid A's opener is re-interpreted with angst guitars and a codeine thick voice.

Available as a Limited Edition 7" Single with picture sleeve or a Download.

'Find the way' is the first single taken from 'All Things Real'. The digipack CD contains album versions of 'Find The Way' and 'Last Remark' alongside new acoustic recordings of 'Find the way' and 'Mississippi'.

The enhanced CD also contains the video for 'Find the way'. This enhanced CD also contains the video for 'Find the way' and is released in a beautiful digi-pack format.

Featuring new mixes of songs from Steve Adey's acclaimed debut All Things Real, Mississippi: Remixed includes inventive re-mix contributions from artists including Sweet Billy Pilgrim and A Marble Calm.On the one hand, the mournful, home-made alt-country of Will Oldham and Smog; on the other, the pristine atmospheres of the Blue Nile and Talk Talk.... - Sunday Times, Record of the Week