Big News!!

Dave has officially been chosen as one of many talented artists who will appear on an upcoming tribute album titled:

Sensory Lullabies - The Ultimate Jellyfish Tribute

Those who know Dave will be familiar with his love of the '90's Power Pop quartet Jellyfish. He is honored to be covering "Too Much, Too Little, Too Late" from the band's much adored second record - Spilt Milk. The tribute due in June 2007 will be a double album, containing every song from the band's two amazing albums.

For a limited time, Dave's version of "Too Much, Too Little, Too Late" will be appearing at the album's myspace page. You can have a sneak preview by clicking the link below:

Jellyfish Tribute Album

Stay Tuned For More.....

Dave is honored to annouce that he will be contributing a track to the upcoming Jellyfish Tribute album entitled - Sensory Lullabys - The Ultimate Jellyfish Tribute Album.



Dave will be recording "Too Much, Too Little, Too Late" from Jellyfish's amazing 2nd album Spilt Milk.



Vinyl Candy and Checkpoint Charley are a couple names amongst the multitude of amazing indie Power Pop bands that will contribute songs for the double album slated for a June 2007 release.



Check back often for updates. This will be an amazing project for all the bands involved, and for the great many Jellyfish lovers out there!!



Check out more here:



www.myspace.com/jellyfishtributealbum

Hey everybody!!

I have 2 radio interviews airing tonight, One in Hawaii and one in Florida. The first one in Hawaii will be airing at 5:30 Pacific time and you can hear it on the internet at:

http://www.manaoradio.com

The second interview, will be with Adam Waltemire of Pop Garden Radio airing on WMEL920 in Florida at 9:00 Pacific time an again, you can tune in on the internet at:

www.920wmel.com/

or

www.popgardenradio.com

Both interviews will feature songs from both of my albums, with some Dave Stephens chatter in between.

Tune in if you can!!

Dave

Hey Everybody

Check out the latest and greatest review of Dave Stephens new album Stories For Copper at www.notlame.com!!

Dave Stephens - Stories For Copper

2006 release from Dave Stephens who leads off "Stories For Copper" with a song entitled "I`ve Woken Up" that has that "Bellybutton"-era Jellyfish vibe and even works in a bit of Freddie Mercury pop. Indeed, a lot of this album is grounded in Mercury-styled piano pop as "The Man I Once Knew" shows most effectively. His debut, "Here We Go.." impressed, but this one takes what was hinted there to another level. Fans of David Grahame, Doug Powell, Emitt Rhodes(lots!) and Phil Angotti need to spend some time with Dave Stephens, for sure! But what is most striking and makes this album hang around long after the lights are turned off is that Stephens knows his way around a song, taking his cues equally from McCartney, Lennon and Harrison and, principally, writing on piano. This songs would hold up if it they were just voice and piano, even though they are full embellished with instrumental attention. Delicious, slow yet soaring, yet simple melodies all over.

"Dave Stephens is just the kind of artist that fits perfectly into our radio show. He would fit nicely on anyone`s stereo. This Canadian artist struck as as an artist who falls into the Emitt Rhodes school of pop. We dont` like to compare one artist to another(Ed: leave that to me! Bruce @ Not Lame) and although he doesn`t actually sound like Rhodes or Paul McCartney or Ali Thomson for that matter - either way - Dave Stephens is the real deal. His songs are infectous."-TimeMachineBlog. "His melodies are chock full of hooks, yet the easy use of rubato, syncopation and other musical devices reveal his high level of musicianship."-CanMusic. Very Highly Recommended!!