Artist: Little Steven, The Disciples of Soul
Album: Summer Of Sorcery
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2019
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 59:56
Total Tracks: 12
Total Size: 1,34 GB

Tracklist:

1. Little Steven – Communion (06:01)
2. Little Steven – Party Mambo! (04:33)
3. Little Steven – Love Again (04:35)
4. Little Steven – Vortex (04:47)
5. Little Steven – A World Of Our Own (04:37)
6. Little Steven – Gravity (05:26)
7. Little Steven – Soul Power Twist (04:38)
8. Little Steven – Superfly Terraplane (04:32)
9. Little Steven – Education (04:51)
10. Little Steven – Suddenly You (03:05)
11. Little Steven – I Visit The Blues (04:38)
12. Little Steven – Summer Of Sorcery (08:07)

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‘Summer Of Sorcery’, the follow up to the critically acclaimed ‘Soulfire’ is SVZ’s first album of original material in 20 years. It was written during the second half of the ‘Soulfire’ Tour and recorded at Stevie’s Renegade Studio September-November 2018. All 12 songs are original SVZ compositions, 1 recut from his Revolution Album, 1 outtake from the Lilyhammer Score, and 10 new songs. The album was recorded with the same members of The Disciples Of Soul that have been touring this past year. The album is a breakthrough artistically for Stevie in several ways, “My first five albums in the 80s were both very personal, and very political. I wanted the new material to be more fictionalized. The way records were when I grew up. Before it was an Artform. The concept (loosely) was capturing and communicating that first rush of Summer. The electricity of that feeling of unlimited possibilities. Of falling in love with the world for the first time. Obviously, there are occasional personal references, and a bit of what’s going on socially scattered throughout, but I achieved what I set out to do. I created a collection of fictional audio movie scenes that feel like Summer. I’m quite proud of it.”“Music will forever be humanity’s most effective and consistent source of inspiration and motivation,” says Stevie Van Zandt of his mission, “and, we have learned, music turns out to be our most solid common ground for establishing communication between teachers and students which is where education begins.”