A green fairway winding between sandy, scrubby dunes toward tan hills under a wide blue sky at Gamble Sands near Brewster

Steve Aliment: Song Writing and Recording. Streaming is Good for Musicians and More

Steve Aliment a long time Seattle area musician  joins us to chat about music, our lack of attention, golf, coffee and more.

Steve shares his song writing process from concept to published product. Using technology Steve is able to actually record virtually vs using tape back in the day.  Using the technology available today Steve is able to release music much easier and quicker than ever before.

Steve shares some of his favorite venues to hear music and to perform music. The Spanish Ballroom is top of his list for places to hear music live today.  Back in the day Astor Park in Seattle had perfect sight lines.

The story of how Steve was reeled into joining the Fighting Cocks with Steve Pearson and Mike “Wanz” Wansley.  Really a humorous story.

Some other takeaways……

Gamble Sands is the best golf course in Washington State.  -Steve Aliment

Food recommendations in Seattle  from Steve.   They all look AMAZING to us!

  • Vendemmia
  • Le Pichet
  • The Pink Door

I really enjoyed my conversation with Steve and I know you will enjoy hearing what he has to share.

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