INDIEcator.com: Roadstar
I’ve fallen into this album – after several listens, I’m almost more impressed than I was the first time. The opening track, ‘Ashland’, had me
September 22, 2002
I’ve fallen into this album – after several listens, I’m almost more impressed than I was the first time. The opening track, ‘Ashland’, had me
Fresh off the plane from Madrid Barajas, my friends drove me right to a small radio station outside of the city where I sat down
Whatever happened to Morrissey? He was reincarnated as William Steffey. Vocals that border on alternative with poppy/rock background music, lyrics that make you think and
After the release of my “Up On The Rock” album, I stopped by the studios of KRUI in Iowa City for a chat.
The solo project here is this new age jazz/techno fusion stuff, and surprisingly turns out to be an anti-arrogant effort. A little experimental throughout by
In Roadstar, William Steffey combines electronics with pop and a bit of indie, creating some quite catchy melodies. While you listen, you’ll feel like you
William Steffey creates lush, multi-layered pop landscapes, the music on Roadstar washing over the listener like a cool summer rain. Steffey’s instrumentation is mostly electronic,