Steve Peisch is a prolific and eclectic songwriter and composer living in Harvard, MA. On June 24th, Peisch will present a second concert of his songs in Volunteers Hall in Harvard, MA at 7 pm. On September 18, 2022, Peisch presented a full-scale recital of his music at the New England Conservatory in Boston; the event received a standing ovation. The concert took place in the wonderful Jordan Hall and featured David Pihl, piano, Maria Ferrante, soprano, and the young pianist KeXin Tian. On February 26, 2022, Peisch's Four Ostinatos for Piano were performed a New England Conservatory Piano Department Concert entitled, Music by NEC Alumni and Faculty. On June 7, 2021, the Chelmsford Center for the Arts presented a modern music gala featuring Peisch's instrumental and vocal works.

KeXin Tian, Maria Ferrante, David Pihl, Steve Peisch

Peisch's eponymously-named rock band from the 80s,–the steves,–reflected his interest in the punk, metal, and minimalist music of that era. Vintage recordings were recently re-released by Iron Lung Records, and these recordings were dedicated to Steve Arey, a great drummer and the original steve. Included are three vinyl 45RPM records and six digital downloads from that period, featuring the song “Jerk!” that Steven Savage described as “the best punk song ever written.”

Peisch's recent band, blue box set, opened for Andy Pratt, Jim Weider, Beatlejuice, and The Fools and was recorded by Brian Charles at Zippah Studios in Boston. Peisch's piano music has been performed extenssively by David Pihl and recorded by Peter Kontrimas at PBS Studios. Peisch's art songs have been performed and recorded by Charlotte Russell and Maria Ferrante, and his songs in country, pop, and rock styles have been performed and recorded by Suzanne Buell and Sherée Dunwell.

Steve Peisch's extensive and diverse music catalog is available on HUNDREDS RECORDS in both web streaming and digital download formats.