Grammy-nominated artist, Steve Lacy (also in a band called The Internet), just released a new album project (Steve Lacy's Demo) through Apple Music. The entire project was recorded on an iPhone, edited using Apple’s consumer-friendly GarageBand, and made its debut on Apple Music this week. “I started making beats on my iPhone because I wasn’t about the excuse of ‘oh I don’t have this, so I’m just not gonna do it.' So I went to Guitar Center and bought the iRig."

Quotes from the article about the first iPhone Created Music Album Released on Apple Music on ComputerWorld:

"Grammy-nominated artist, Steve Lacy (also in a band called The Internet), just released a new album project (Steve Lacy's Demo) through Apple Music. The entire project was recorded on an iPhone, edited using Apple’s consumer-friendly GarageBand, and made its debut on Apple Music this week."

"The artist likes that he can record ideas and build new hooks in his hotel room when he’s on tour."

“Events like these testify to the raw creative power available to every iPhone user.”

Steve Lacy says, “I started making beats on my iPhone because I wasn’t about the excuse of ‘oh I don’t have this, so I’m just not gonna do it...So I went to this Guitar Center convention and bought this piece called the iRig. Initially, I got it just to plug my guitar in my phone and see what apps have cool guitar effects.”

Learn more about Steve Lacy and listen to his self-titled EP, here.

Learn more about IK's apps and "iRig" accessories for music creation with the iPhone/iPad