Florida singer and songwriter Steve Robinson was born in Northern England, where he developed an insatiable passion for music as a teen. Currently a solo artist in the US, he was a part of the Folk Rock group The Headlights for over a dozen years, sharing the stage with artists such as The Grateful Dead, Steve Winwood, and The Band. Steve has also collaborated with Roger McGuinn of legendary Rock band The Byrds on numerous occasions. He brings us great Folk Pop and Roots Rock music.
A declaration of love for a child, and an expression of the fear of letting go as the child grows up. An acoustic guitar and mandolin-driven folk rock song that has a Celtic feel. Male Vocals, Rock Music, Folk Rock
Acoustic based folk song in waltz time with fiddle and melodeon accompaniment. Celebrates middle age rather than a midlife crisis by looking at all that has passed and all that is to come. The lyric encourages letting go of regret and to forget and forgive. Male Vocals, Folk Music, Folk Singer-Songwriter
Acoustic guitar-driven folk pop song with assorted percussion and string flourishes. Lyrics reflect upon the innocence of youth and how many of the simple rhymes and riddles told to us by our parents are often repeated to our own children. Male Vocals, Folk Music, Folk Singer-Songwriter
Mid-Tempo folky pop song about contentment despite personal shortcomings. Features a relaxed groove with male vocal and layered harmonies reminiscent of Crowded House and The Beatles. Male Vocals, Pop Music, Acoustic Pop
A piano-driven and romantic love song of reassurance and commitment to a significant other. Features string section and George Harrison-style slide guitar as well as layered vocal harmonies that give it a later period Brian Wilson and The Beach Boys feel. Mixed Vocals, Folk Music, Folk Pop
Atmospheric, finger-picked acoustic guitar with male vocal. Lyric includes thoughts about a fateful decision to leave home and move to a new country, but in the guise of leaving a romantic partner. Has a psychedelic feel with Crosby, Stills & Nash type harmonies and backwards guitar embellishments. Male Vocals, Folk Music, Folk Singer-Songwriter
A haunting and dramatic folk song about the futility of war and global, religious conflict. Acoustic guitar driven with atmospheric string section reminiscent of a Nick Drake song. Male Vocals, Folk Music, Folk Pop
Lively, rootsy rocker with a Rolling Stones feel. Male lead vocal, guitar-driven with bluesy harmonica fills. A song about wising up and laying down the law in a relationship. Would work well in a break-up scene with someone giving an ultimatum to a lover. Male Vocals, Country Music, Country Rock
Lilting folk song with mandolin, fiddle & carousel accompaniment. Tells the story of two girls in post- World War II England. Ultimately they end up living in different countries but their families stayed connected. Lyrics use the metaphor of a funfair ride to mirror the ups and downs of growing up. Mixed Vocals, Folk Music, British Folk
A playful look at a relationship using the metaphor of schoolteacher and pupil. Mid-tempo alternative pop song featuring cascading electric guitars, and vocal counter melodies in the style of REM and XTC. Male Vocals, Folk Music, Folk Pop
A celtic-tinged folk song that touches on the uncertainty of a new love. Acoustic guitars, whistle and bodhran accompaniment. Male Vocals, Folk Music, Folk Pop
An old-time nostalgic, folksy singalong that looks at the way that parents always tell their children about how they should enjoy their childhood. Relating old school uniforms to current fashions, it seems as much about conformity as a nostalgia tale. Singalong chorus with child's voice in the mix. Mixed Vocals, Folk Music, Folk Pop
A tongue-in-cheek look at two people failing to connect, and living separate lives. She wastes her time in front of the TV; he wastes his in the bar. A driving folk rock song with fiddle that gives it a Celtic feel. Might work in a pub or bar scene with someone drowning in their sorrows. Male Vocals, Rock Music, Folk Rock
Beatlesque dream-pop song of remembrance for a dearly departed loved one. Based on an old English nursery rhyme phrase "Up the wooden hill to blanket fair" which refers to children going upstairs to their beds. Atmospheric mid-tempo dream pop with layered harmonies and a Crowded House feel. Male Vocals, Folk Music, Folk Pop
