Stephen Peppos is a Virginia USA based composer. His album VERTIGO debuted at the #3 position on the New Age Reporter TOP 100 Chart. Vertigo has been already been picked to be in "Audiosyncrary's" BEST of 2008 List. His music has been heard on productions for CSI Miami, Survivor, 7th Heaven, 20/20, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and a host of other programs including cult 1984 cartoon Superbook still said by many to have the greatest theme tune ever recorded. His music has been honored with 6 Telly and RIM awards.
Check out Stephen's MySpace page
http://www.myspace.com/stephenpeppos

Purchase music direct from the artist's website at http://www.stephenpeppos.com
NOTE - the tracks on LAST FM are short PREVIEW only. Actual CD tracks are generally 4 to 6 minutes in length. Also available at iTunes (worldwide), Amazon, StephenPeppos.com, Target, E-music, Rhapsody, Napster, www.SonicBearMusic.com

Stephen is also the creator of the popular "Techsonics Production Libraries" heard around the world on radio stations.

Some notable industry comments on the Vertigo album . . .
"Stephen Peppos combines in his music the passion and the rhythm of John Tesh ... the feeling and the romanticism of Yanni ... and the coolness and the improvisation of Jonathan Cain ... in an impeccable demonstration of what will be, without doubt, one of the better disks of Contemporary Instrumental music of this year 2008!
Francisco M. López Herrero / La Otra Orilla www.radiodespi.com Barcelona, Spain

“Again, I have to say I was swept away with your music!”
Jon Nipp, Spirit Within New Age Radio

"Vertigo is a clear example of music carried out with heart, for the enjoyment
of those that have the opportunity to listen, and where what truly matters, is the music."
Roberto Vales, A Ultima Fronteira, Spain

“Your album got our attention by it's originality and quality,
. . thanks for the refreshment!”
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