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A homegrown Texas group reached the top twenty of the Americana Music Association singles chart this week with “The Well.”
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The runaway-freight-train feel of the drum beat and lead guitar in this recording are softened with warm harmonies that bring us back to 90s country gold as our narrator faces the ups and downs of a relationship.
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“Today, Austinites can expect to hear tunes bouncing off the walls of their local bank lobbies, grocery stores, parks, restaurants, shops, and of course – live music venues,” HAAM said.
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“It takes a village to raise a child so I was definitely raised by a lot of cool cats in the Midwest,” Stambaugh said. “I was raised on the Les Paul Marshall stack dudes.”
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Crowell is a creator first and foremost, and wants to produce meaningful art as long as he can.
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“My biggest fear was that this would be taken and used for other means that I didn’t necessarily intend it to be,” Childers said.
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Bingham’s history of moving across the rural towns in Texas, seeking adventure in the rodeo and finding success in acting all feel like essential pieces to the puzzle in this single.
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“I thought a lot about the repercussions of all the decisions I made so far and wondered if I really wanted to change or just be perceived as making it ‘Big’.”
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“Ye Body Changing Billboards” is a standout as a social critique in the Carter Family style.
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“At the heart of it is my journey to self-reliance and a sense of worthiness.”
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