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“Stephanie Phillips produces songs and sounds that ring like glass wind chimes and bless your ears with stories of truth, love, loss and family. It's a world within an album and it's a world I would want to live in.”
Stephanie Phillips has been singing, playing guitar, and writing music from an early age. She has performed all over the United States, including many clubs in New York City such as the SpeakEasy and the Village Gate. A highlight of her career was opening for EmmyLou Harris in the 1990's.
Stephanie describes her music as "progressive folk", taking her inspiration from giants such as Billy Joel, James Taylor, and Dan Fogelberg. Her music takes the listener on a sonic journey of all the emotional aspects of life - love, loss, hope, and despair. Stephanie is also not afraid to tackle social justice issues that arise in the nation and the world.
Her latest CD, entitled “Walking the Tightrope”, was released in August of 2026. Stephanie's music can be found on digital platforms such as Apple Music and Spotify, as well as on her website: www.songwriterstephaniephillips.com.
“"Walking the Tightrope" is a portrait of transition, not a simplistic story of triumph. Her seventh studio effort is another chapter in a courageous, honest, and reflective creative journey.”
““Walking the Tightrope” is a meditation on perseverance, metamorphosis, and coming to terms with ambivalent feelings. It’s a very personal work about emotional honesty and artistic evolution.”
“This collection of folk songs showcases her ability to emotively tell a range of stories and convey a range of emotions. Each song is a warm and fuzzy poetic narrative that showcases Phillips’ skills as a songwriter and performer. Phillips’ ability to draw on life to create relatable and engaging music is the connection forged between music and listener. Whether you’re looking for a record that will transport you to another place and time or one that will simply make you feel fuzzy, Carousel of Hope is a must listen. Stephanie Phillips has sculpted a forward looking folk record with a feel for aspiration while being rooted in human emotions and experience.” - Rubin Mathias
“Stephanie Phillips' One Day has a captivating melody and heartfelt lyrics that instantly draws you in. The production quality is impressive, with a strong vocal performance.”
— Honk Magazine
