A person wearing a cowboy hat and blue denim jeans playing an acoustic guitar standing outdoors near a wall with various signs, including a green street sign that reads 'Twin Lake' and 'LA', and other signs with parking instructions, a lion head sculpture, and directional signs.
Listen to Steve's Tonk-a-billy Music
Listen to Down Home Dharma
A man holding a flute standing in front of a graffiti-covered brick wall outdoors in sunlight.

Native American Style Flute Live Performances

  • Sound Healing

  • Musician accompanyment

  • Yoga nidra chakra balancing

  • Weddings

  • Ceremonies / rituals

Bookings

Thank You For You’re Interest in Original Music by Steve Wyse

  • SOUND HEALING - A meditative album featuring the wooden flute and sounds of nature.

  • DOWN HOME DHARMA - Songs about my 35 year odyessey as I stumble, fumble, and bumble towards enlightenment.

  • KIDS ROOTS ROCK N ROLL - An album that I created with my son designed to expose young children to old school rock n roll.

  • TONK A BILLY - These are just misc. songs that I’ve written in the country / rockabilly style.

DOWN HOME DHARMA - Aka - The Honky Tonk Buddhist, Is musical dharma experience in a house concert setting that is rooted in humor, honesty, and presence.

Ask about booking your own house concert.

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A vinyl record partially inside a paper sleeve, with a labeled label reading 'Owls Nest Records, 45 RPM, ONR-2018 No. 6, produced by Steve Wyse, time 3:55, Side A.' The sleeve features a retro-style design with a young boy dressed in a white shirt and dark pants, smiling and holding a vintage microphone. The design includes the text 'Rods Rock n' Roll jukebox for Little Greasballs,' with additional music control icons.
Listen To Sound Healing Flute Music
Listen to Kids Roots Rock n Roll for Little Greaseballs
Album cover with a wooden background, featuring the title "A Little Honky Tonk, A Little Rockabilly" and the artist's name "Steve Wyse." Vertical text on the left reads "Tonk A Billy" and on the right "A World Without Cash."