Steve Fisk is an American audio engineer, record producer, and musician based in Washington state. He made his solo recording debut in 1980 with contributions to compilations including Let Them Eat Jellybeans!, Sub Pop 5, and Life Elsewhere. In 1982, he joined the Portland-based instrumental alternative rock band Pell Mell. Relocating to Ellensburg, Washington, he produced Screaming Trees' extended play Other Worlds in 1985 and studio album Clairvoyance in 1986. Moving to Seattle in 1990, he produced Nirvana's Blew sessions alongside recordings for Soundgarden, The Afghan Whigs, and Beat Happening. In 1993, he co-founded the ambient soul duo Pigeonhed alongside Shawn Smith, releasing their self-titled debut studio album, Pigeonhed, on Sub Pop. In 1994, he shifted to major label production, helming projects for The Wedding Present and producing Pell Mell's reunited studio album, Interstate, on DGC Records in 1995. He released his solo studio album, 999 Levels of Undo, on Sub Pop in 2001, and received The Stranger Genius Award in 2015.
