Devil's Machinery, by Grant Stevens

Devil's Machinery

by Grant Stevens

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1.	25 to Life 03:54		buy track
2.	The Devil's Machinery 02:26		buy track
3.	V8 Sandman 03:07		buy track
4.	I've made up my mind to give myself to you 03:41		buy track
5.	Melancholy Blue 04:10	info	buy track
6.	All I want is my Sanity 04:00		buy track
7.	Coulda been a Contender 04:13		buy track
8.	Tonight we take it Slow 03:59	info	buy track
9.	Solitude Dude 04:59		buy track
10.	The Salvo Lady 03:10		buy track

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Devil’s Machinery, the long awaited album from Grant Stevens, is a bluesy, rocky affair full of great hooks, dirty guitars and the never less than emotionally convincing voice of the singer himself.
Nine self penned songs and one remake. When you cover a song, it’s always good to aim high and shooting higher than Bob Dylan would be hard to imagine. Stevens’ take on a recent Dylan song “I’ve made up my mind to give myself to you” evokes how a young folk singer in the early sixties may have approached his work.
The blues wail of “25 to life”, raw guitars and growling vocals on “The Devil’s Machinery” and the sheer power of “V8 Sandman”, which reached #7 on the AMRAP Metro Charts, get the album out of the starting blocks firing on all cylinders and the intensity stays intact until the last note of “The Salvo Lady”, which closes the album with a sound of hope and love.
Veteran star producer Steve James adds his unmistakable rock handiwork to “Melancholy Blue” and “Tonight we take it slow” with all other tracks produced by Micki Meuser, the whole thing overseen by executive producer Don Esteban.

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released February 4, 2022

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Grant Stevens Sydney, Australia

I grew up in Sydney's western suburbs always knowing I wanted to write and perform music.
I left for London at 18 to gain experience in the European market and was fortunate to meet and perform with the The Who producer Kit Lambert and to get major label record deals with my 2 London bands, Soho Jets and Razar. These years were invaluable to learning my craft. ... more

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