Stevens’ debut album puts on display his varied influences and input through his vast music career ranging from his punk rock roots to his myriad of exposure through being a producer. Some songs are just straight up great rock n roll, others you can hear the punk rock infused rock-a-billy riffs and yet others, he slows it down and delivers straight from the heartScott Schoenkopf-Hollywood Music Magazine, Groovey TV, Muen Magazine

The thing I love best about this album is that while there are themes and vocal styles that are similar throughout, each song has a different nature. It’s not 9 songs of the same stuff like other albums. Each song has a distinct character and mood that contributes to the work as a whole. This album should be adapted into a script for a rock and roll musical! Maybe I totally misinterpreted the story being told, but there is a cohesive theme to this album, I’m sure of it. Billie’s lyrics are clever and original, and his vocals range from punk rage, to heartfelt longing, to contemplative wonder without being screamo or whiny. His guitars are a face-melting flamethrower or an angelic melody, depending on his mood. The album is a rock and roll one-man play for your earballs!Jeff - United States Marine Corp

Billie Stevens recently created an awesome album. He is a great vocalist and a very accomplished musician. His lyrics relate to life, moving from a self-centered lament of a junkie when his girlfriend dies of a drug overdose (“What About Me”) to a wild and crazy love affair in “Back to the Grind.” Billie makes good use of riffs and both vocal and guitar hooks to bring the album to life. He has proven himself to be a truly versatile performer and a very creative artist. “American Youxia” in a very enjoyable album.Al Thompson - Musician, Guitarist/SICK