Texas native singer/songwriter Graycie York has just begun her epic rise on the independent scene and we are here to ask those questions you've been dying to know.  On today's episode we discuss: the shift in live music attendees, how comedy can help you express, the power of getting lost in music, and true crime podcasts.  Graycie shares a few tunes and two new ones that are sure to get stuck in your head.  Until next time friends, adios!

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Kansas raised and 20 year resident of Texas, singer/ songwriter Isaac Hoskins has staked a claim with his brand of music.  On today's episode we discuss: the fascination with dark and somber subjects and songs, how we both discovered independent Texas music, the bond of good friends, and venues and march cuts.  Isaac share three songs, all of which are sure to be enjoyed. Until next time friends, adios!

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Texas born singer/songwriter Ryan Turner is mounting a comeback of sorts, but the truth is, he never really went away. Join us as we discuss: the difference in no and not, how music and melody can transcend languages, culture shock, and being a DJ in Africa? Ryan share a re-imagining of a smash hit as well as two other tunes.  Great episode for those who enjoy getting deep in the weeds. Until next time friends, adios!

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Zane Williams has more than solidified his place among the songwriting great in Texas, but with his new venture The Wilder Blue, we may just see that reach new heights.  On today's episode we discuss: The Wilder Blue's origins, digital currency, what makes a passion a passion, how songwriting has evolved Zane as a person, the value of family, and wabi sabi? Zane share a Wilder Blue tune, one from early in the solo career, and an unreleased tune that in my opinion needs to get released  like yesterday!  Until next time friends, Adios!!!!!

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Texas based singer/songwriter/storyteller Eddie Esler is about to drop a full album, and it is full of wonderful tales of life and the human experience.  On today's episode we discuss:  the pull of music and the different classifications of listeners, how life can not only imitate art but inspire it, why West Texas is such a breeding ground for amazing songwriters, and life in general.  Eddie share three songs and I love every single one of them. Until next time friends, adios! 

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Long time friend and Director of Marketing for Mile 0 Fest/ Rokisland Fest/ Key Western Fest stops by the condo to discuss: The origins of all three festival, her roots in independent and Texas Music, the soul and power of Key West, her passions, what it takes to truly breathe life into a festival, and a life well lived.  Until next time friends, adios!

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As the current face of Galleywinter and a lifelong fan of music, Brad stops by the condo to discuss: The origins of the thing we call Texas Music, the magic that is Mile 0 Fest and Key West, where Galleywinter began, what drives a passion for music,  how festivals and gatherings shape our view of music, and what is in store for Brad this year. Until next time friends, 

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Longtime front man for Reckless Kelly and phenomenal songwriter Willy Braun stopped by the condo to share stories and a few tunes.  On this episode we discuss: the origins of RK, The Prairie Mutts, family ties to music, free soda at the concession stand, carpentry, what's new in the world of Reckless Kelly, and REK the manager?  Willy share a RK smash along with an unreleased tune that is certified fantastic.  Until next time friends, adios!

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Bekah Hardick or Uncle Bekah to the masses, is the owner and founder of Inappropriate Trucker Hats, entrepreneur in every sense, and longtime fan and insider to the independent music scene.  Join us as we discuss: origins of the trucker hat business, favorite discoveries along the way, favorite destinations, the unique nature and awesomeness of Mile 0 Fest, and deviled eggs? Until next time friends, adios!

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Longtime drummer and man of many talents, Michael Kelton has continued on a path to creativity as well as and entrepreneurship.  On today episode we discuss: The Sideman Songswap that Michael hosts, the beauty of the outdoors, common threads among creatives, our shared love for Texas history, and More than Music Creations, a 501c3 that creates art out of guitar strings.  Michael share 3 incredible songs and I listen in amazement.  Truly a great visit with an incredible individual.  Until next time friends, adios!

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