The third album for songwriter Steve Erickson shows a maturing talent across multiple musical genres and lyrical styles. The songs on Moving On feature an engaging and listenable musical approach and tell compelling stories of life’s transitions. As with all of Erickson’s albums, the production is crisp and the musicians are top notch.

Jason Byrd;

The third album for songwriter Steve Erickson shows a maturing talent across multiple musical genres and lyrical styles. The songs on Moving On feature an engaging and listenable musical approach and tell compelling stories of life’s transitions. As with all of Erickson’s albums, the production is crisp and the musicians are top notch.

Jason Byrd; acoustic six and twelve-string guitars, electric guitar Steve Erickson; guitar, vocals, background vocals Vince McCool: Flugelhorn Nick Peters; harmonica, background vocals Patty Reese: Background vocals Jim Robeson: electric bass, acoustic bass, accordion, background vocals Eric Selby: drums Bill Starks; piano and organ Ron Stewart: banjo, fiddle, and mandolin Fred Travers dobro

Erickson’s second album continues his eclectic approach to acoustic-based music. Moving Americana tunes provide a foundation for the vivid images of his storytelling. Strong production and top studio musicians supply shimmering, clear and powerful support for Erickson’s songwriting and vocal talents.

Steve Erickson; acoustic guitar, vocals,

Erickson’s second album continues his eclectic approach to acoustic-based music. Moving Americana tunes provide a foundation for the vivid images of his storytelling. Strong production and top studio musicians supply shimmering, clear and powerful support for Erickson’s songwriting and vocal talents.

Steve Erickson; acoustic guitar, vocals, harmony vocals Jason Byrd; acoustic guitar, electric guitar Jon Carroll: piano and organ Helen Hausmann: viola Jaime Oconnell: drums Casey O’Neal: electric steel guitar, dobro Nick Peters; harmonica, background vocals Jim Robeson: electric bass, acoustic bass, harmony vocals Bill Starks; piano, Wurlitzer piano Ron Stewart: banjo, fiddle, and mandolin

Music Tonight was produced, recoded and mixed by Jim Robeson. Mastered by Mike Monseur. Recorded at Bias Studios with additional recording by Ron Stewart at Sleepy Valley Barn.

This debut album offers an eclectic mix of acoustic-based music. The album features singer/songwriter storytelling with a pop sensibility that isn't easily pegged to a particular genre. Blues, traditional and country influences round out the sound.

Steve Erickson is a gifted singer and songwriter whose first album, It's About Time, has just been

This debut album offers an eclectic mix of acoustic-based music. The album features singer/songwriter storytelling with a pop sensibility that isn't easily pegged to a particular genre. Blues, traditional and country influences round out the sound.

Steve Erickson is a gifted singer and songwriter whose first album, It's About Time, has just been released. It's About Time offers an eclectic mix of singer/songwriter storytelling with a pop sensibility that isn't easily pegged to a particular genre. Clear vocals and tight harmonies are featured throughout the album. Erickson has a broad base of musical influences that had been percolating for years before he took the songwriting plunge. " I was thinking about writing songs long before I actually wrote them down, probably because I didn't know if they would be good enough. Well I got over that and the songs just started to flow." he says. Erickson's songs have been described as " well crafted" and his live performances have been described as "high energy" and "connecting directly with the audience." Erickson has performed in the Washington DC area both as a solo act and as part of the duo, Medium Gauge with fellow singer/songwriter Nick Peters.