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"Without exaggeration, Stuart Davis is one of the most fascinating and exceptional songwriters in modern music." -San Jose Metro

Davis' career has been nothing if not surprising and iconoclastic. His passionate fan base has always gone to incredible lengths to participate in his multi-media career, including support from hundreds of investors and volunteers.

In addition to artistic circles, Davis has practiced Zen Buddhism with Genpo Roshi, and has held close ties to figures in philosophy and spirituality. Perhaps partly because of this, work has defied easy categorization; the artist constructed his own language (IS), writes, acts, and directs an original comedy series (the Stuart Davis Show), authored a forthcoming book for Shambhala / Random House (Sex, God, Rock 'n Roll, edited by Ken Wilber), released two volume audio book (Love Has No Opposite), is a prolific painter, and has performed over 1,000 concerts in the U.S. and Europe. His main focus - music - has included the release of a dozen albums. Davis has sold over 60,000 copies without retail distribution or label support. He's thrived, but seemingly off the radar.

Davis' newest album, Something Simple, released in March 2008, had a major kick start, with its first single being prominently featured in the major motion picture Drill Bit Taylor, starring Owen Wilson.

Stuart's Body of Work:

(2007) Love Has No Opposite (audiobook)
(2006) ¿What
(2006) Between the Music (2 DVDs)
(2003) Bell
(2002) The Late Stuart Davis
(2001) Self Titled
(1999) Bright Apocalypse
(1998) 16 Nudes
(1997) Kid Mystic
(1996) Nomen Est Numen
(1995) Self Untitled
(1994) Big Energy Dream
(1993) Idiot Express

Contributions

Stuart Davis: Live and Lurid
Stuart Davis
Fri, 05/25/2012
Video
The Stuart Davis Show

In this special live concert, recorded at the 2011/2012 Kosmic Creativity event, Stuart Davis offers an electrifying (and hilarious) performance of music and spoken word. He then shares some exclusive clips from his cable TV show, Sex, God, Rock n' Roll.

Beautiful Place: A New Song by Stuart Davis
Stuart Davis
Sun, 04/15/2012
Audio
Integral Post, The Stuart Davis Show

"Beautiful Place" is the first single from Stuart's new album, Music for Mortals. It will be released to commercial radio nationally at the end of the month. You heard it here first! "My father passed away recently, and I was blessed to be with him through the process. In the past year, as I felt that painful milestone approaching, I explored the ache and wonder by creating the songs on this new album. The song Beautiful Place was written as I tried to feel my way into the mysteries and gifts only afforded us in death." –Stuart Davis

Kermit the Frog and Stuart Davis Talk Sex, God, and Deep-Fried Flies
Sex, God, Rock 'n Roll Presents
Stuart Davis, Kermit the Frog, and Steve Whitmire
Wed, 01/25/2012
Video
The Stuart Davis Show

In this free video, Stuart Davis sits down with a living legend of the amphibian world—the one and only Kermit the Frog. Have you ever wondered about Kermit's spiritual practice? Or where frogs come from in the first place? You won't believe what comes out of Kermit's mouth in this exclusive clip from Season 2 of Sex, God, Rock n' Roll, airing nationally on HDnet!

Apartheid, Battlestar Galactica, and Contemplation
The Journey of an Integral Artist
Kandyse McClure and Stuart Davis
Wed, 01/25/2012
Audio
The Stuart Davis Show

Our very own Stuart Davis talks to his Sex, God, Rock n Roll co-host Kandyse McClure about her childhood experiences of South African Apartheid, her time playing Anastasia "Dee" Dualla on the extraordinary science fiction drama Battlestar Galactica, and how contemplation and meditation have helped her relate to her acting career as "a journey of self exploration and self discovery."

Sex, God, Rock n' Roll Presents: Spiritual, But Not Religious
Stuart Davis
Wed, 01/04/2012
Video
The Stuart Davis Show

In this hilarious clip from Stuart's cable tv show Sex God, Rock 'n Roll, Stuart explores some of the differences between "spirituality" and "religion"....

Love Has No Opposite
Stuart Davis
Wed, 03/30/2011
Audio
The Stuart Davis Show

Stuart Davis offers a hysterical sit-down comedy routine, anchored deep in the heart of the Integral Tantra. This is Integral Enlighten-tainment at its very best!

This collection is available for streaming only. If you would like to download these tracks, please purchase Love Has No Opposite on iTunes.

The Empty Flute
Translating the Ecstatic Poetry of Rumi
Coleman Barks and Stuart Davis
Wed, 03/02/2011
Audio
The Stuart Davis Show

Coleman Barks and Stuart Davis explore the powerful cultural and spiritual legacy left by one of the world's most famous and most beloved spiritual writers, as well as Coleman's own creative process as he works with this fascinating material.

Bringing Legitimacy to UFO Research
Leslie Kean and Stuart Davis
Wed, 02/02/2011
Audio
The Book Shelf, The Stuart Davis Show

Leslie Kean talks with Stuart Davis about her book UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go On the Record, the result of a ten-year investigation into one of the world's most mysterious (and most marginalized) phenomena. Whether you "want to believe" or you want to roll your eyes at the mere mention of UFOs, we invite you to open your mind, open your heart, and allow yourself to sit in the radical, unknowable Mystery for just a little while. The universe is so much bigger and darker than we can ever imagine. Good thing we've got a flashlight.

UFO's: Lifting the Veil
Stuart Davis
Mon, 01/31/2011
Article
Integral Post

UFOlogy has long been plagued with sloppy research and slippery testimony from sketchy sources. But in recent years it has transformed, reshaped by first person testimony from high caliber eyewitnesses. They originate from all corners of the globe, and put their names—and sometimes their lives—on the line in order to reveal what they generally describe as a tragic, calamitous cover-up.

The Life of an Artist
Fantasies, Realities, and a Thousand Views of God
Bryce Widom and Stuart Davis
Thu, 10/15/2009
Audio
The Stuart Davis Show

Listen as Bryce Widom talks to Stuart Davis about his own story of cultivating his identity as an artist—an often painful, often exhilarating process of surrendering again and again to his deepest purpose and vision.

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