Kinzie Steele is a contemporary-impressionist collective crafting instrumental compositions of beauty, freedom, energy, & space. They feature acoustic piano, double drums, gongs, and guitar. Their debut album, released as a piano and drums duo, “When I Was a Tree” from 2018, was engineered by Bart Budwig and produced by Ben Kirby (Sun Blood Stories) at a remote Oregon farmhouse. It features 6 explosive, refined instrumentations, redefining post-rock and post-jazz within a classical piano setting. The album was re-released on tape in 2021 on Shum Derevyev Records in Russia. Kinzie Steele are from Eastern Oregon & Washington, and they rehearse in the Wallowa Mountain town of Joseph, Oregon. They are part of the PNW Tall Order Booking Collaborative.

Now a quartet, Seth and Andy have been joined by Andy Galucki (Wooden Indian Burial Ground) on drums and Ben Walden (Taco Tapes) on electric guitar. They debuted their double drums collective with a live video at Wallowa Lake Lodge covering modern Polish pianist Hania Rani, rearranged for two percussionists. 

Re-Release of “When I Was A Tree”
Shum Derevyev Records in Siberia

Music on cassettes for trees and people

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