Kate Stevens has the kind of voice that moves like water, from point A to point B, in the most indirect, entertaining, & unexpected of ways.
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- CHANTAL VITALIS, CALGARY FOLK FESTIVAL
So Much More
NOW STREAMING!
From the song writing journals:
“This song grew out of another collaboration between me and Brock Geiger. Brock has this way of nudging me into new sonic territory, pushing me to stretch and surprise myself in the best ways. From new melodies to utilizing my polyphonic vocals in the background, it’s one of my favourite songs yet.
“So Much More” is rooted in the memory of my very first date with my partner, a rainy Calgary night. We sat in Proof (the bar) for hours, just talking, before wandering back through Central Gardens to my apartment. At one point, he put his hands on my face to kiss me, and they just… fit. Perfectly. That’s the feeling I wanted to capture here: the urgency of falling fast and hard for someone who feels like your soulmate. Neither of us was looking, but there it was; instant, electric, no dress rehearsal. Just life unfolding exactly as it should.”
CREDITS:
PRODUCED BY BROCK GEIGER
ENGINEERED AT STUDIO B, CALGARY MUSICIANS
BARRY MASON - GUITAR
BROCK GEIGER - BASS, SYNTH, JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING ELSE!
KATE STEVENS - SONGWRITING/PERFORMER
SEBASTIAN BUZZALINO - ALBUM ART
ABOUT
Kate Stevens is a Calgary-born singer, songwriter, and storyteller with a voice that feels both timeless and brand new.
Drawing from her love of early R&B and weaving in funk, rock, and soul, Kate creates music that’s heartfelt, groovy, and unmistakably her own. Her songs invite listeners into the snapshots of her life; moments of heartbreak, friendship, and the kind of love that lingers.
Along the way, Kate has earned recognition with multiple songwriting awards (including seven YYC Music Awards), performed on stages from the Calgary Folk Music Festival to the Bella Concert Hall, and shared bills with artists like Leon Bridges and Jim Cuddy.
Beyond the stage, Kate champions local music as the host of The Upload on CKUA Radio, where she spotlights emerging voices and helps shape Alberta’s vibrant music scene.
