Stephen Flint Rutland, Vermont
Born in the desert of New Mexico, but forged of the great music of the '60's, Stephen Flint brings orchestral sensibilities and a literary sense of irony to catchy melodic pop. His 'Saccharine Holiday' album connects myriad pop idioms to the emotional, spiritual, and intellectual journey of becoming and then being "a grown up." "Misanthropy for Moppets" continues this theme with an all-star cast. ... more
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