Acclaimed NYC singer/songwriter and guitarist Steve Conte has announced the release of his new album The Concrete Jangle this Spring. The album will feature 10 tracks and will be a display of renowned songwriting from Conte, along with Andy Partridge.
Conte is best known for his work with proto-punk band New York Dolls as the guitarist from 2004-2010. Prior to this, Conte had several gigs as a guitarist throughout NYC for much of his beginning. In 1988, Conte was a part of The Hudson River Rats, a blues band based in the west-village of Manhattan.
Conte has collaborated with a range of notable artists, including Peter Wolf, Eric Burdon of The Animals, Willy DeVille, Billy Squier, Maceo Parker, Willie Nile, Jim Jones, Hubert Sumlin, and even Paul Simon.
Steve’s mother Rosemary Conte is also a renowned New York artist, as she was a vibrant jazz singer in the 50s and 60s.
Steve Conte’s upcoming album is set to release on April 20, which is also Record Store Day. The 10-track album will contain a variety of rock tunes ranging from soft to heavy. The album will be released on all platforms and music services.
To learn more about Steve Conte and his latest album, click here. To catch the vinyl release of The Concrete Jangle, visit recordstoreday.com.
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