Wow! Coming up to 100k plays! Thanks for the love everyone. You can check out my original songs and upcoming shows on Instagram @_steph_casey or at stephcasey.com.

Background to this recording:
I was delighted when talented composer and musician Shauna-Kay Hamilton invited me to do a collaboration with her. She suggested we do a cover of "Killing Me Softly". Initially I felt intimidated - such a huge, well-loved song. But then I started humming it and soon I was hooked and so I said okay let's give it a go. 

So here is our version. We hope you enjoy it and thanks so much for taking a listen.

A big thanks to Joe Drzewiecki for giving his time and knowledge to help eliminate pesky hissing S's on the vocal track. Check out Joe's wonderful music here: http://soundcloud.com/jomama-2

Info on the song: composed by Charles Fox and written by Norman Gimbel. A number-one hit in 1973 for Roberta Flack. Later covered by the Fugees in 1995, also reaching No 1.

Killing Me Softly (Roberta Flack) with Shauna-Kay Hamilton

Hi and thanks for checking out my page.

The style of music here: indie-folk/pop, americana, soul.

Steph Casey is a singer-songwriter who lives on the Kāpiti Coast of New Zealand. Her sound is a mix of indie-folk and alt-country, and her debut album landed in the top five of the NZIM Album Charts. Her songs have been licensed for NZ feature films and Government videos.

In June 2019 she released the single At a Bar Downtown which the Official NZ Music Chart included in their “Ones to Watch” platform, which flags NZ tracks that are surging on radio, download & streaming platforms.

The single was followed by her second studio album The Seats in My Car (released July 2019). The album was recorded at The Surgery, Wellington, by multi-award-winning engineer Lee Prebble (Trinity Roots, The Black Seeds, Phoenix Foundation). Casey is backed by a stellar cast of New Zealand musicians including Caroline Easther (The Chills, The Verlaines, Beat Rhythm Fashion) on drums,  Alan Galloway (Let’s Planet, Galloway) on electric guitars, Murray Costello (The Mockers, The Wooden Box Band) on bass, and Alan Norman (The Warritahs, Rag Poets) on accordion and Hammond organ. The album received a five-star review from music.net.nz and a favourable review from respected NZ music writer Graham Reid. 
For reviews, videos and upcoming shows visit www.stephcasey.com

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