STEVE HILL

THE NEW SINGLE – “WORLD GONE INSANE”

RELEASED FRIDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 2024

PRE-SAVE SINGLE | WATCH MUSIC VIDEO

NEW ALBUM – “HANGING ON A STRING”

RELEASED FRIDAY 1 NOVEMBER 2024

PRE-ORDER ALBUM

“How the feck he does all that (....) we have no idea, but you should definitely check him out.” – Classic Rock

“The most spectacular one-man band on the planet” – Gitar Magazine (Germany)

Award-winning and critically acclaimed Canadian blues rock one-man band, guitarist and singer-songwriter, Steve Hill is pleased to announce the release of his new studio album Hanging On A String released Friday 1 November 2024. 

The album is available to pre-order from http://lnk.to/stevehill.

The first single “World Gone Insane” is available on all streaming platforms on Friday 6 September. Pre-save the single HERE.  Watch the official music video on YouTube HERE.

Recorded in Los Angeles at Dave Grohl’s Studio 606, produced by 10 X Grammy Winner

Darrell Thorp (Foo Fighters, Radiohead, Paul McCartney) and mastered by 6 X Grammy

Winner Michael Romanowski, Steve Hill’s latest album is as close to the heart as you can

get. Decades of dedication to the lifestyle of a working musician have shaped him and his

craft, and Steve's new batch of songs are based on his own successes and failures and the

life lessons he's learned from them.

Steve has always loved concept albums. Even though the songs on Hanging on A String weren’t written with a concept in mind, when you put them all together, it feels like a concept album, set in a dystopian world where music is the only salvation.

The funny thing is that it's not set in the distant future, it's right here and now, and the hero is not a made-up character, it's just Steve doing what he's been doing for decades. Its themes are both very personal and universal. It's about a one-man blues-rock band trying to make a living and dealing with accidents and bumps in the road and forging ahead no matter what, it's about the life of a musician as it gets harder to tour in these post-pandemic times, having to deal with new challenges like being replaced by artificial intelligence.