TheWolf&theCaribou (Demo)

Take Me To Shane is about my good friend and bassist Shane. Every time I'm pissed drunk around Shane I end up tell him how I love him and drunkenly try to go gay wing manning . I'm Maverick and he is my Iceman. This this poppiest thing I've ever written and I totally made it so to wined him up. He made a joke once, totally off the cuff, months and months ago about my songs have only 4 or 5 chords and I said to myself "Fuck you now sweetie, you're getting a song with only 4 chords in it now." I adore my Shane.

Vote Yes, released 22 April 2015 
https://stevensharpe.bandcamp.com/album/vote-yes

Written by Sharpe 
Vocal and Guitar by Sharpe 

Recorded and Mix by Willow Sea 
willowsea.com 

Artwork by Marta Barcikowska (Photo By Marta) 
www.photobymarta.com

all rights reserved

Steven Sharpe - Take Me To Shane

Sat And Stared

Untitled Track (Demo)

First single off Whim's debut album '400 Days' out 2nd December 2016.

400 Days

Maybe In The Future But Probably Not - SINGLE

Superior Fiction

Beirut

Bare-bones demo from the upcoming full length. 

Sweet Betty - Demo

https://soundcloud.com/stevensharpe

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eTr6lCMwOk

THE GREAT ESCAPE

Hey da dah dah…

When I was young and naive
Used to run with the thieves
Thieves with cards up their sleeves
Beg, borrow and cheap
Cut them off at their knees 
I’d lie and steal just to please

But written on my face was a guilt I could not take
So I had to break away
But written on my face was a guilt I could not take
So I had to break away

Oh, out in the valley where the sharks don eat 
I dance to the drum of a different beat
Oh, out in the valley where the sharks don eat 
I dance to the drum of a different beat
And he says ‘Lord Almighty! What have I done to deserve this?!
I was only good to you.’
And he says ‘Lord Almighty! What have I done to deserve this?!
I was only good to you.’

Hey dah dah dah..
And guilt is such a heavy debt
But when it’s all that you got left
Last card I’m holding to my chest
And it’s hard to forgive and forget
When all that’s left here instead
Is this lil’ black book of regrets

Now the devil in my ear, let him whisper insincere
Cus the devil I don’t fear.
Now the devil in my ear, let him whisper insincere
Cus the devil I don’t fear.

Oh, out in the valley where the sharks don eat 
I dance to the drum of a different beat
Oh, out in the valley where the sharks don eat 
I dance to the drum of a different beat
And he says ‘Lord Almighty! What have I done to deserve this?!
I was only good to you.’
And he says ‘Lord Almighty! What have I done to deserve this?!
I was only good to you.’

Hey dah dah dah…
Oh out in the valley where the sharks don eat I dance
Oh out in the valley where the sharks don eat I dance
Oh out in the valley where the sharks don eat I dance
Oh out in the valley where the sharks don eat I dance

Oh, out in the valley where the sharks don eat 
I dance to the drum of a different beat
Oh, out in the valley where the sharks don eat 
I dance to the drum of a different beat
And he says ‘Lord Almighty! What have I done to deserve this?!
I was only good to you.’
And he says ‘Lord Almighty! What have I done to deserve this?!
I was only good to you.’

Music and Lyrics by Katie O’Connor and Steven Sharpe 2012 All Rights Reserved


The Great Escape - Katie O'Connor & Steven Sharpe

A Limerick-born, Galway-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, he first started writing songs between busking sessions on a San Diego boardwalk. Since then, he has honed his performance skills by  playing wherever he happens to end up, ranging from Andalusian rooftop fiestas  to bars in Northern Vietnam to music festivals located not too far from the arctic circle.

Heavily influenced by songwriters such as Tom Waits and Randy Newman as well as blues folk troubadours such as Rory Gallagher and Jack White, Dylan sings wryly intricate songs with a distinct growl and a strong focus on melody.

His news EP ‘Make Plans’, will be released on September 7th.

Beirut

Dylan Murphy

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