Since forming at "high school parties" in Wimberley, Texas Renegade broke into the Texas Music scene in 2004 with their debut album, 3am. The band's latest album, After Everything, hijacks Andy's insightful whispers and hums with uncomplicated mandolin and harmonica embellishments to create undeniably gorgeous and original music. With standout tracks like "Angel of the Moonlight" and "Still the One", look for Texas Renegade to be a major figure in the Texas Country landscape for years to come.
A striking blend of modern rock grooves, potent guitar work, Latin percussion and soulful lyrics has made VALLEJO one of the most popular bands to hail from Austin, Texas. Their music immediately hooks listeners right in, taking them on a roller-coaster ride of musical beats and expressions.
Raised in the small town of El Campo, Texas, the band was first formed by the three Vallejo brothers A.J. (Vocals, Guitar), Alejandro (Drums), and Omar (Bass). Growing up in their household of Mexican and Guatemalan descent, the boys were introduced to the music of their parent’s record collection which included the Latin sounds of Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass, Tito Puente, and Santana, to name a few.
Wilkins says this is the most fun he's ever had playing music in a band in 30 years. He describes the music of The Mystiqueros (nicknamed mq5) as highly reminiscent of '70s country rock from Texas and the West Coast and blues and soul that members grew up listening to and features high-quality songwriting and musicianship, rhythm, and vocal arrangements.
Zack Walther and The Cronkites are bringing new and captivating musical twists to the thriving Texas music scene. It's the next evolution of the sounds from the Lone Star State created by a new generation that's taking the stage with some serious moxie, grounded in the best roots yet also right up to date for these times.
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