Of Blane’s previous recent album “So New York,” Seattle PI wrote, "So New York is grand! The album is full of vintage jazz/pop aromas giving off tantalizing wisps of elusive familiarity similar to the heady music of the '40s and '50s. It’s much different from the usual run-of-the-mill stuff most bands turn out today." There’s a pop influence in there, along with a 1950’s rock vibe that gives his sound a unique signature. But there’s more going on in his music than simply Americana. The Huffington Post wrote, “Stylistically, Blane fits in the Americana category. He played all the instruments, recorded, mixed and mastered everything. He is also a Rabbi and Cantor.īlane’s 2019 album, “I Walk Alone,” is an album comprised 60’s Rock & Roll, jazz tinged story songs that Blane wrote and produced. He has been a resident artist at Shrine in Harlem, NYC. It’s comprised of eleven songs in a retro 1960’s Pop-Rock style written and produced by Steven. Blane also recently released a single titled "First Christmas." Steven's 2019 album is entitled “I Walk Alone.
The six-song EP entitled “Hanukah” features Blane on ukulele and vocals. In 2019 he also released a Hanukkah EP as well as a brand new Christmas song, First Christmas. He also produced an album, entitled “Sweet Dreams” which features eleven tracks of chill electro jazz-infused pop. One of his lyrics was featured in an article in Vanity Fair.Īmong his recent releases are songs related to the pandemic including a cover of Neil Young's "After the Goldrush,” He released a song version of Robert Frost’s “Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening” and Alfred Noyes' classic poem "The Highwayman," as well as a Passover EP, and an inspirational pop ballad called "Fly Again."īlane also released a five-song acoustic EP entitled "Dancing With The Angles." His newest album is entitled “Boulevard of Broken Dreams.” Of the album, reviewers have said, “Boulevard features killer vocals and lyrics, very meaningful storylines, and beautiful tracks with strong and emotional delivery.” Steven plays guitar, ukulele, and piano and self-produced the album.ĭuring the Corona Virus Pandemic, he has been journaling his experiences. And since 2014, I’ve written a nationally recognized education and civil rights blog.Īllegheny County needs elected officials who look out for the working class and as a member of county council I intend to do just that.Steven Blane is a Pop-Jazz-Americana Singer-Songwriter in the style of Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits, and Roy Orbison. A year later, I led a successful campaign through to repeal the Voter ID law that disproportionately affected my students’ parents. That’s why in 2011 I co-founded T.E.A.C.H., an organization that worked to stop the state education budget cuts which stole from the neediest children. I could impact the students right there in front of me and help them become the people they were striving to be. I soon took jobs at Baldwin and McKeesport districts before being hired full-time at Steel Valley Middle School.Īs a public school teacher, I found that I could make a difference in a more personal way. In 2003, I went back to college to become a teacher. When I graduated from the University of Pittsburgh I became a journalist at the local paper, the McKeesport Daily News, writing about the community’s everyday triumphs and turmoils. I bagged groceries for working class people and heard their stories, their hopes and complaints. My first job was at my family’s Giant Eagle in West Mifflin.
STEVEN SINGER MOVIE
I remember watching ET – the Extra Terrestrial in the movie theater between my fingers because I was afraid he’d be scary looking. I remember playing Pac Man on Atari 2600 and thinking it was the height of high tech.
STEVEN SINGER FREE
I’m in the last generation of kids whose parents let them roam the neighborhood like free range chickens and we were only called in when it got too dark outside. I remember when McKeesport and Duquesne were much more than cities left behind by corporate greed. I remember when the Steel Mills were booming.
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