Steve Chab's Music

Steve Chab's Music

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Steve Chab's Music episodes

  • Problem Hiding Problems (Demo)
    Before the arborist came,
    two walnut trees blocked my view of the city.
    Fruit pummeled the aluminum roof.
    From dusk to dawn, it woke me with a thunderous drum.
    They blackened my hands and knees; the yard was packed.
    Picking rotten walnuts off the hill in the back.
    The wretched fruit I never ate.
    I smelled the ground and cursed them as we wasted away together.
    For 40 years I scorned the trees,
    but the highway now drowns me in clarity.
    My sleepy friend stains and haunts I-70
    where voices of screaming trucks heckle me.
    3 min
  • Seething Shakespeare (Demo)
    Lyrics based on Act 5 of A Midsummer Night's Dream:
    Lovers speak strange
    From such seething brains
    I will not believe
    In contrived fantasy
    Poet’s eye a fine frenzy
    Rolls from heaven to Earth
    Lovers, poets, and madmen
    apprehend
    More than cool reason
    Could comprehend
    Maniac's devils
    More than hell can close
    Lover sees beauty
    In the slaves of Pharaoh
    Poet’s eye a fine frenzy
    Rolls from heaven to Earth
    Seething brain bodies forth
    Joy and freights devine
    A staff is a snake
    A shrub is a snare
    3 min
  • Left My Wasabi at the Party (Oh no!)
    I resurrected some songs that Matt Susko and I created together back in 2010 and compiled them into an album. All 11 songs were written and recorded within 48 hours. They're terribly ridiculous and ridiculously terrible! This particular track is dedicated to spicy things. Download the whole album: https://yummy-eggs.bandcamp.com/
    2 min
  • Will Believe
    "Will Believe" is to be played simultaneously with Nils Frahm's "Some." Listen to Nils Frahm and Steve Chab synchronized at stevechab.com/nils.
    5 min

About Steve Chab's Music

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Mostly polyrhythmic, 90s-tinted emo, sometimes heavier or electroacoustic, sometimes abstract hip-hop beats. Always Yeshua!