Latest We now have a total of 34 albums plus the Captains Of Fate single mastered to a high standard and released on all digital platforms. Select releases are also available in pristine 24bit audio from our shop. We will soon be offering a free 24 bit track for you to download. Meanwhile why not sign up to our mailing list and receive a free hign quality mp3...? Digital Releases Coming Soon Live At The…

We're Delighted to Announce the Launch of Our New Online Shop! To begin with, we're offering master-grade audio downloads from a selection of Steve's most-streamed albums at a great introductory price. These albums, along with a special remastered edition of the single "Captains of Fate", are available to download in pristine 24-bit audio, supplied directly from the mastering studio. The result is a listening experience that easily surpasses the quality of streaming services, MP3s and even CDs. Why 24-bit…

Project Update We have been working very hard on the Steve Jolliffe album project with 25 albums now complete and uploaded to all the streaming and download platforms with the help from Pete Minvalla's mastering skills at Soundsbad Music and our delivery partners The Orchard. There are another 6 albums in the pipeline for release on 26th June 2026, followed by a Digital Single remaster of the catchy song ‘Captains of Fate’ from the album…

The first six remastered albums are now up on all the major music sites. Remastered and a few bonus tracks from the archives are included in this first set of releases. Listen on Spotify, Apple Music or your favourite provider. Download optimised quality audio from Amazon Music. For optimum 24bit sound find them on HD Tracks:

Remastering Project Late in 2025 a project was undertaken to re-release over 40 of Steve's back catalogue works under his own label for digital distribution to all the digital platforms beginning late February 2026. As part of this the albums were sympathetically remastered to bring out more detail and clarity. Some older works written for vinyl were split down into individual tracks where the pieces were long to fit an album side, so more accessible…