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While in Austin, Texas, Frank Bellucci created his heartfelt music style that blends adult contemporary, singer-songwriter, and retro country music. The many-year effort eventually led to his first commercial album, “Life in the County”, released in early 2022 … and then “The Old Days later” in the same year.  

His 3rd album, “Come Home” (Feb 1, 2023) was the result of guidance from two recording engineers (one from the UK and one from LA), which dramatically improved the overall sound.  The album did well on Spotify and is still trending nicely!

 

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Following the release of Drive, Reid and her husband relocated to Austin, TX. Inspired by the sights, sounds, and culture she wrote up a storm, and the record Big Girl Pants was born. Then the pandemic struck, and the world ground to a halt.

Now, three years down the line, Reid is ready to share more of her trademark sunshine with the world. “Gimme A Cowboy speaks honestly about growth and overcoming adversity” tells Reid. “We need to try and keep an upbeat voice in a world that feels divided. Music is a global language that speaks through barriers, and I want to spread the love and help people feel something good and uplifting!”

Reid looks out on the cloudy horizon and sees nothing but silver linings, and her hope is to share that perspective through her music. “Life isn’t always roses, but you have to try and find the positive – and inspire others to do the same! I’m trying to let loose and dance badly and sing about love and whittle life down to what we need to be happy and… I hope listeners find that in my music, and collectively feel the universe flowing through them!” So, grab your cowgirl boots and a big ol’ Stetson, because Ella Reid is on a roll – and you’re coming along for the ride!

“A friend convinced me to attend the Frank Brown Songwriters festival” explains Reid. “I got to see how songwriters were really doing it! Straight out of Nashville and wiping the stage with talent.” She was inspired, and her composition won the coveted first place prize from the NSAI.

Following the release of Drive, Reid and her husband relocated to Austin, TX. Inspired by the sights, sounds, and culture she wrote up a storm, and the record Big Girl Pants was born. Then the pandemic struck, and the world ground to a halt.

Now, three years down the line, Reid is ready to share more of her trademark sunshine with the world. “Gimme A Cowboy speaks honestly about growth and overcoming adversity” tells Reid. “We need to try and keep an upbeat voice in a world that feels divided. Music is a global language that speaks through barriers, and I want to spread the love and help people feel something good and uplifting!”

Reid is a whirlwind of contagious positivity. Whether dipping her melodic toes in Americana, funk-tinged soul, or red-dirt country, Reid never fails to deliver soaring, sun-kissed vocals and beautifully honest emotion. Building her compositions on a frame of shining pop melody, her music is eminently engaging.

In high school, under the tutelage of Minnesota choral legend Dr. Erik “Doc” Christiansen (grandson of the great F. Melius Christiansen) Reid was taught to embrace challenging pieces – and did eventually learn to read and write music. Graduation brought with it the gift of a guitar, and with it a passion for pop. College life mingled perfectly with some avant musical acts, but it wasn’t until a little further down the road of life that Reid was given a sign that perhaps it was time for music to take center stage.

“A friend convinced me to attend the Frank Brown Songwriters festival” explains Reid. “I got to see how songwriters were really doing it! Straight out of Nashville and wiping the stage with talent.” She was inspired, and her composition won the coveted first place prize from the NSAI.

Following the release of Drive, Reid and her husband relocated to Austin, TX. Inspired by the sights, sounds, and culture she wrote up a storm, and the record Big Girl Pants was born. Then the pandemic struck, and the world ground to a halt.

Now, three years down the line, Reid is ready to share more of her trademark sunshine with the world. “Gimme A Cowboy speaks honestly about growth and overcoming adversity” tells Reid. “We need to try and keep an upbeat voice in a world that feels divided. Music is a global language that speaks through barriers, and I want to spread the love and help people feel something good and uplifting!”

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Denise Foster is a Christian/Gospel singer/lyricist from McAllen, TX. Her voice is soulful. Her lyrics are impactful and emotionally driven. Her mission through music is to inspire hope and spread joy. Her music shines a light on the promises of today and the brighter hope waiting in tomorrow. Though new to recording, she has been involved in prison ministry and is actively involved in nursing home ministry and of course, singing in church. Her major musical influences are Oleta Adams and Luther Vandross. More current influences are Tasha Cobb, Yolanda Adams, Big Daddy Weave, and others.

Karel Pride is an amateur Electronic music producer who has done music almost their whole life across a different genres like Rock, country and Electronica.

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Writing has been an enjoyable pastime for me for as long as I can remember. But it wasn't until 2012 that I was inspired and encouraged to take my writing seriously and get something published. In 2013, I published One Thing About Life, my first novel. I'm currently working on a sequel that I plan to publish later this year.

It didn't take long before I realized that I wanted to be a well-rounded author. I decided to make the kids a priority, so I created a character and published Numbers With Picou. Then I published ABC's With Picou a few months later.

Ryalen For Three, a children's book for ages 4-9, is set to be published this summer.