A song by Steph Casey.

Steph Casey – Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Stewart Pedley – Electric Guitar
Tom Callwood – Upright Bass
Craig Terris – Drums
James Coyle – Rhodes Piano

Recorded and engineered by Lee Prebble at The Surgery Studios, Wellington, New Zealand. 
Produced by Steph Casey.
Production Consultant: Age Pryor. 
Mastered by Mike Gibson of Munki Masters at Bonfire Audio, Wellington.
Photograph by Leigh Wallace


THIEVERY

If I answered honestly
The question I evade
Admitting what you mean to me
Why do I cling to this charade

When all I want is you

From the side of the road
You stepped up to share my heavy load

Something I could not foresee
That you’d carry off my heart
An exquisite thievery
As soon as I let down my guard

Now all I want is you

Thievery - album version with full band

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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