Steve Chab's Music

Steve Chab's Music

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Steve Chab's Music episodes

  • Unnatural History
    I remastered my 2013 album, Tempo, which documents my first delve into spiritual music. Imagine Pink Floyd mixed with Boards of Canada but Christian. You can now stream Tempo on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Amazon Music, or download it on Bandcamp.
    Lyrics:
    I jumped out of the lake.
    I see the future.
    Every day, you can go through hell.
    The nucleus of the tower.
    I wish you luck with your faith in the big bang.
    Unnatural history seeded in our minds
    changing our times
    Unaltered rediscovered Truth changes life
    send the Spirit inside
    Over and around the lake.
    The world must kill.
    Foreigners meeting seeking spiritual healing.
    3 min
  • Patterns in Camouflage
    This is the instrumental song and title track from my first rock album. It's a favorite amongst my friends. I wrote and performed everything except the piano at the end by @alispagnola. Enjoy!
    6 min
  • Muah!
    All music was written, produced and performed by Steve Chab. Background vocals by the Keystone Choir.
    Lyrics:
    Can you count how many times we kiss everyday? I describe the feeling to you, and you feel the same way.
    I want to end every phone call with “I love you.” I don’t want this to end. Which way would you go without me? This is not pretend.
    There are 1,000 songs that I could quote to describe the way I feel, but only you, my darling, can make this seem so real. Please tell me this is not a dream.
    Can you count how many times we kiss? I describe the feeling to you and you ...
    4 min
  • Tomahawk Chop by Histamines
    Histamines is a collaboration between Steve Chab and Ezra Dulis.
    Ezra Dulis - bass, keys, composition
    Steve Chab - guitar, percussion, composition
    Horns performed by Stevene Hubbard.
    Produced and engineered by Steve Chab.
    2 min

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