Our friend SFM-Steve Fulton Music will release “Eponym,” the first new album in 11 years from the veteran Idaho musician and producer, on Oct. 6. We encourage you to join us in contributing to his Indiegogo campaign to support the album’s completion!
Though more than a decade has passed since Fulton’s last release “Said & Heard,” he’s hardly been dormant; rather, Fulton has spent that time working on hundreds of records for other artists, helping build Visual Arts Collective and expand his Audio Lab recording studio, and producing live music events around the state. In his “spare time,” he amassed nearly 35 original songs that he’s ready to release as a double album – one half full-band electric rocker, one half stripped-down acoustic affair.
The packed schedule, Fulton says, “made me put my own recordings on hold.” With the help of the month long Indiegogo crowd funding campaign, he plans to complete work on the album and end the long wait with a double CD and vinyl release in October. Details on the campaign, including donation perks, may be found here.
ABOUT SFM-STEVE FULTON MUSIC
Steve Fulton is a singer-songwriter, producer and recording engineer who performs as SFM-Steve Fulton Music. Fulton is a household name in his hometown of Boise, where he also owns and operates one of the state’s finest recording studios, Audio Lab recording studios. For 13 years, Fulton was founding member and served as lead singer/guitarist in House of Hoi Polloi, which has recorded five albums and toured extensively throughout the Northwest.
Fulton has performed all over the country, touring with his band and as a solo artist. Fulton first performed his solo material live when he opened for Tori Amos in front of 3,000 people at the Idaho Center. Since then, he has released two solo albums on his Uncommon Records label, “Shock Remission” and “Said & Heard.”
Fulton is also passionate about making his community a better place. In addition to performing for a variety of benefit concerts over the years, he serves as mentor to a wide array of local musicians and engineers, provides job-shadowing opportunities and internships, and gets involved in many projects with youths, including Boise Rock School and Community Youth Connection.
