Melbourne-based singer, songwriter, and producer Nick J. Harvey makes a dynamic return with his electrifying new single, “Careful With The Bacon, Steven,” officially releasing on May 2, 2025. Known for his gritty blues riffs, soulful vocals, and soaring guitar work, Harvey continues to push boundaries with a track that masterfully blends psychedelic rock, classic rock, and blues into an immersive sonic journey.
“Careful With The Bacon, Steven” isn’t just a song—it’s a visceral experience. Beginning with delicate acoustic textures that gradually build into wailing electric guitars and hypnotic rhythms, the track offers a sweeping ride through light and shadow. Layers of urban ambient sounds and evolving motifs weave through the composition, creating a cinematic atmosphere that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant.
Speaking about the track, Harvey shares, “This song is a slice-of-life exploration—a journey through the ups and downs of the early day. It reflects the push and pull of habit, the contrast of dark and light, the struggle always wrapped in the ever-moving and the ever-present urban ambient noise of life.” It’s this candid storytelling and emotional authenticity that have cemented Harvey’s reputation as a powerful force in the modern blues-rock revival.
Recorded at Boogie Records Studios and distributed through MGM Australia, “Careful With The Bacon, Steven” stands as a bold testament to Harvey’s dedication to reconnecting audiences with the raw energy and heart that defined ’70s classic rock, while infusing it with a fresh, modern edge. Fans of Eric Clapton, Led Zeppelin, Jeff Beck, and blues-rock legends alike will find themselves at home in Harvey’s vibrant soundscape.
With “Careful With The Bacon, Steven,” Nick J. Harvey reignites a spirit of authenticity, emotion, and sonic exploration—reminding listeners why real rock music still matters. Stay tuned for more from this powerful Australian artist as he continues his mission to bring soul and grit back to the forefront of contemporary music.