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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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“Oliver’s voice is intense and honest, and the bass and harmonies from Chris Wood fit perfectly.”
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“We’re watching someone at the peak of their ability in this album, with a drive at the perfect age to become a household name.”
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