Songs Composed by Paul Smith Stewart
The Quintet: Lee Dynes (Guitar), Ben Lauffer (Drums), Ryan Mosse (Tenor Saxophone), Paul Smith Stewart (Bass), Kevin Wong (Keys) 

Recorded at a home studio in Marin County, CA
Mixed by Charles Smith-Stewart
Mastered by Michael Fossenkemper of Turtle Tone Studio

Minister

Fortuitous

Detox

Songs Composed by Paul Smith Stewart
Ben Lauffer (Drums), Ryan Mosse (Tenor Saxophone), Eddy Shin (Guitar), Paul Smith Stewart (Bass), Anthony Puducay (Trumpet), Marcelino Quiroz (Keys)

Sound Engineer Anthony Puducay
Mixed by Charles Smith-Stewart
Mastered by Scott Hull (Masterdisk)

03 Family

02 VHS

01 Mantra

Podcast theme music composed and produced by Paul Smith Stewart
Podcast by Sarah Garza

Counterstories In The Classroom - Podcast Theme Song

Vocals - Rebecca Mimiaga
Vocal Harmonies - Ryan Mosse
Bass - Paul Smith Stewart
Piano - Tasche
Drums - Ben Lauffer

Recorded and mixed by Zack Phillips at Studio D Recording Studio in Sausalito, CA. Mastered by Michael Romanowski at Coast Mastering in Berkeley, CA. Music and lyrics by Paul Smith Stewart. Cover photo by Paul Smith Stewart 

Autumn Has Come is a reflective contemporary vocal acoustic jazz/folk song inspired by taking in the changing of the seasons while spending time with a loved one. Featuring the cozy vocal stylings of Rebecca Mimiaga, this song is inspired by female crossover artists such as Eva Cassidy and Joni Mitchell.

Autumn Has Come

Paul Smith Stewart is a professional musician, composer, and educator. He has recorded and performed with many different groups, but is most known for his work with the band Still Time. From 2004-2012 Still Time steadily expanded from a local college band to a national touring act that has become an underground legend in their hometown of San Luis Obispo and in the greater post alternative rock scene. Still Time also successfully recorded four albums all on their own record label, When It Hits Records. After Still Time went on hiatus, Paul joined the faculty of his alma mater, Marin Catholic College Preparatory, and currently serves as the Director of Performing Arts. Since taking over the program the performing arts faculty have overseen huge leaps in the department’s size and quality after only a few years. Many graduates are now going on to pursue music in both the collegiate and professional worlds. Outside of his role at Marin Catholic, Paul is currently working on several original music projects and collaborating with fellow Bay Area musicians. His jazz/funk quintet recently completed their first EP, Transitions, which is set to be released in January of 2017.