Jon Stevens is a New Zealand-born Australian singer most recognised for his work as the lead singer of such bands as Noiseworks and The Dead Daisies. From 2000 to 2003, Stevens fronted Australian rock band INXS after the death of their lead singer Michael Hutchence. Stevens toured with the band for 3½ years until he left the band to refocus on his own songs.
Chris Kimsey is mixing his upcoming solo album at Kore Studios.
“She Don’t Care” – This track Chris Kimsey has arranged and produced… now sounds so James Taylor meets Burt Bacharach it’s uncanny !!
Chris has really conjured some magic!! I’m genuinely blown away by what he’s brought to the table … what a top top producer brings to the party !! 
posted by singer-songwriter James Passey on Facebook
“Erja Lyytinen’s a great player and the collaboration with Chris Kimsey has really paid off; production is huge and musical, tone are fabulous, and almost every track is a stand-out. Fantastic from start to finish.” Guitar Techniques makes Erja Lyytinen’s “Stolen Hearts” Album of the Month (5 Stars).
–Jimmy Zisson
Fun show. Rocks hard. 99% by Bad Touch sounds like a smash to me, Great, snarling, sound. Congratulations, Chris Kimsey. You did it again!
–Jimmy Zisson
What are you up to with Chris ? He’s such a joy to work with.
–David Knopfler
Thanks heaps for the last month or so mate! Been a truly amazing experience well never forget & we defiantly created something were proud of. Learnt so much working with you guys & look forward to the next album!!! Haha hopefully well be back over soon. Take care,
–Short Stack
Just got my copy of this wonderful album Femina Australis by Maryen Cairns , produced by Chris Kimsey (Rolling Stones) . Great record , lovely package includes a booklet with the stories of the twelve women featured in the songs. Very proud to have played the bass on this, Ashley Soan on drums , Red Young keys , plus a cast of many more.
–Jennifer Maidman
Dear Chris thank you for sharing the love 🙂 having you Engineering and co-producing this album (Sketches of Africa) it has been a blessing. I treasure the time we spent together recording…a very creative and learning process for me …and lots of fun too! See you soon master.
–Antonio Forcione
Looks like a cosmic listening experience-it was -great sound by the great Chris Kimsey – Seriously the guy has been at the controls of 5 Rolling Stones albums-and he did the sound for us!! Brilliant what a day
–Kwame Kwaten
