Define Believe by Zeph Allen Zeph Allen : Define Believe.
 Harmonious thoughtful songs traverse popular forms.

Define Believe is a testament to what is possible within the realm of truly independent music. Born of necessity, grown of experience and matured through tenacity. The eleven tracks are a cohesive unit as much as they are a songwriter's showcase, ranging from mellow acoustic tunes to all-out rockin' celebrations of music, life, and freedom. Recorded in the summer and fall of 2012, Define Believe is Zeph's first album as sole songwriter/producer.

Engineered and Mixed by Jake Dempsey @ The Music Lab in Roanoke, VA and Mastered by Garrett Haines @ Treelady Studios in Pittsburgh, PA, and featuring an all star cast of musicians from the Southwest VA area.

The album was released independently at the end of March, 2013.

Songs:

1. I Get Along
2. Define Believe
3. Hope In My Brain
4. Funky Revolution
5. Get It In
6. Travellin' Roads
7. You Could Be
8. In My Head
9. Are You Awake
10. Your Eyes
11. Outralong

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Release date: 02/06/2014
Zeph Allen lives in California USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk-Rock, Chillout, Happy Hour

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