This was a fun conversation. The story of how he accepted his first invitation Mile 0 Fest is hilarious. Check it out! 

Josh Smith, aka Rev. J Mikhael Smith, and Handsome & the Humbles. We had some technical problems you'll notice a gap of audio, but Josh was a great talk. Enjoyed hearing about the backgrounds of his songs, and his stories. Check it out!

These two together are hilarious. They need a reality show or a sitcom together.

Zach from Off the Railz shares his journey as a musician, discussing the importance of networking, building relationships, and the unique connection created through live performances. He reflects on the challenges of touring, the evolution of music, and the dynamics within a band. The discussion also touches on the significance of a memorable band name, setting goals for growth, and the influence of technology in the music industry. Throughout the conversation, Zach emphasizes the tight-knit community of musicians and the personal touch that makes music relatable to fans.

Country VS Metal and Texas to Tennessee Podcast host Soul Gravy got to sit down and have a conversation with Paul at Mile 0 Fest Key West Florida.

Had a great conversation with Amanda about all things music, and everything else in between. Amanda is also passionate about making sure her fellow female artists have a way of supporting and helping each other. Check it out!

Sam Donald discusses his rise in the music industry, the impact of social media on his career, and the creative processes behind his music. He shares insights into his influences, the importance of authenticity, and the challenges of music promotion in today's digital landscape. The discussion also touches on the role of collaboration in songwriting, the influence of blues music, and the evolving nature of music consumption in the age of technology. Sam expresses excitement for his upcoming projects and the future of his music career.

Casper McWade is a musician with a unique blend of country and rock influences. Casper shares his journey from growing up in a country music environment to exploring the heavier side of music, particularly metal and punk rock. He discusses his upcoming rock album, 'Curse of the Reiver,' which showcases a more guttural vocal style and hard-hitting tracks that may surprise his country fans. The conversation delves into the creative process behind the album, including the collaboration with notable artists and the significance of the album cover art.

Calamity Janes discusses their unique sound characterized by 'blood harmony,'  and the challenges faced by female performers in the music industry. They delve into the songwriting process, sharing personal experiences and the emotional impact of their music.

Gatlin Johnson shares his journey as a songwriter, discussing the emotional depth of his music and the influences that shape his work. He emphasizes the importance of authenticity in songwriting, drawing inspiration from country legends like Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson. The discussion also highlights the significance of live music and personal connections with fans, as well as the challenges of navigating the modern music scene dominated by social media. Gatlin expresses his commitment to variety in his music and shares insights into his future projects and aspirations.

Had a great conversation with Hayden. He's a great singer/songwriter, and an incredible guitarists. He has a cool relationship with Brad Paisley that we get into. Check it out.

Logan from the Low Water Bridge Band discusses the band's journey, their DIY recording process, and the unique sound they create. The conversation delves into their live performances, the dynamics within the band, and the challenges of touring. Logan shares insights on the music industry, the importance of fan engagement, and the evolution of their sound.

Dustin Toliver from Lowland Revelry discusses their recent victory at the Battle of the Bands, the importance of live performances, and the evolution of their sound from country to rock. He shares insights on songwriting, musical influences, and the role of cover songs in engaging audiences. The conversation also touches on the significance of building connections within the music scene and the band's aspirations for the future.

Roy Hudson discusses the evolution of country music, and the importance of live performances. He shares insights on connecting with audiences, the role of gear in shaping sound, and the influence of blues on country music. The discussion also touches on the Texas music scene, the balance between comfort and fashion on stage, and the dynamics of songwriting within a band. In this engaging conversation, Roy Hudson discusses the creative process behind his band's music, emphasizing the collaborative effort in songwriting and the pride they take in their live performances.

Wes Barlow shares his journey as a fiddle player, discussing his experiences in the music industry, the importance of mentorship through the Texas Fiddle Clinic, and the nuances of improvisation. He reflects on the impact of COVID-19 on musicians, the differences between fiddles and violins, and the art of performance. Wes emphasizes the need for community in the music scene and the future of fiddle playing, highlighting the importance of nurturing new talent and expanding educational opportunities.

Matthew Hillyer discusses his musical journey, exploring the influences of country and metal, the evolution of his band 1100 Springs, and the transition to his solo career. He shares insights on the importance of live performances, the impact of social media, and the nostalgic art of mixtapes, all while emphasizing the diverse nature of music and its ability to connect people. 

Wynn Williams discusses the evolving landscape of country music, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and the rise of real, raw artists in the genre. 

Seth Van Dover shares his unique journey from engineering to pursuing a career in music. He discusses the challenges and triumphs of live performances, the importance of building connections in the Texas music scene, and the authenticity he strives for in his music. Seth emphasizes the significance of chemistry within a band and reflects on the lessons learned from overcoming performance challenges. He also shares his future plans for new music and collaborations, highlighting the supportive nature of the music community.

Carissa Carter shares her journey in the country music scene, discussing her upcoming single 'Between These Two Barstools', the songwriting process, and the importance of collaboration. She reflects on her experiences in Nashville, the challenges of recording, and her aspirations as an artist. Carissa also delves into her vocal techniques, live performance dynamics, and the significance of community and networking in the music industry. With a focus on personal growth and artistic expression, this conversation offers insights into the life of a rising country music star.

Jarrod Morris album promo podcast for his upcoming Day Money release. Check it out!

Colton Rice shares insights into his music career, discussing his recent performances, songwriting process, and the importance of live shows. He reflects on his influences, the dynamics of audience connection, and the challenges of balancing a full-time job with his passion for music. Colton emphasizes the significance of kindness in the industry and expresses his aspirations for future collaborations and performances.

Kyle Garrett discusses his musical influences, the evolution of music consumption, and the importance of authenticity in songwriting. He shares insights on recording techniques, live performances, and navigating the music industry, emphasizing the role of personal experiences in shaping his music. The discussion highlights the significance of storytelling in songwriting and the impact of personal growth on an artist's journey.

Rhett Embry discusses his debut album 'Slow Burn', his musical influences, and the unique blend of country and rock in his sound. He shares insights into the creative process behind his music, the importance of originality in the industry, and his experiences in the Texas music scene compared to Nashville. Rhett also highlights the significance of collaboration with fellow artists and the relationships he has built within the music community.

Alex Rogers, a talented musician from Florida with roots in South Carolina. They discuss Alex's musical influences, particularly the impact of Southern rock and blues on his style. The conversation delves into the songwriting process, focusing on his poignant song 'Highway Nine,' which addresses a tragic event in his hometown. Alex shares the emotional journey behind the song, the support he received from the community, and the importance of raising awareness through music. They also explore the challenges of navigating the modern music industry, the role of social media in promotion, and the deeper themes present in Alex's music, including mental health and personal experiences.

There's a lot more to Dustin Schaefer than just playing guitar for Shane Smith & the Saints. He also has a lengthy solo career as well. Check this one out we have been trying to sit down together for a while now.

Had a great talk with these guys about all things music. Make sure you stream their music and check out a live show if you get the chance.

Evan Boyer discusses his musical journey, the emotional depth of his songs, and the excitement surrounding his upcoming releases. He shares insights into the recording process, the importance of collaboration, and the diverse influences that shape his music. The conversation also touches on the legacy of the Willie Bus, upcoming shows, and the vibrant Texas music community.

Evan Ogden shares insights into the music industry, discussing the challenges of cancellations, the impact of streaming numbers on live performances, and the unique sound of the pedal steel guitar. He emphasizes the importance of emotional connection in music, the role of bass players, and the power of cover songs in engaging audiences. The discussion also touches on songwriting processes, recording techniques, and the collaborative nature of music creation, highlighting the influence of iconic country artists on his work.

Wade Forster musical life is a movie in the making. Absolutely a great conversation I'm a huge fan of Australian slang, and a huge fan of the music Wade makes. I'm so happy America has embraced his talent, and I hope he thrives in the country music scene in the USA. He's real and he's talented, but just don't call him Champ.

Presley Haile shares her journey as a musician, discussing her early influences, the importance of nature in her songwriting, and her unique connection with fans. She reflects on the significance of female artists in the music scene and the emotional depth of her songs. Presley also talks about her upcoming album, her creative process, and the community aspect of being an artist.

JD Graham shares his journey from metal to being a tear miner, revealing how music became a lifeline during challenging times. Discover how his raw, autobiographical songs create deep emotional connections with listeners, offering glimpses into his life and the lives of those around him.

Copperhead Jones came on and we had a great conversation. It was great catching up with him. Make sure you check out his music!

Caden jumped on and we had a great conversation about all things music and life. Check this one out.

Dustin Massey shares his musical journey, highlighting the profound influence of BB King and the blues on his work. The discussion delves into the nuances of musical styles, the importance of collaboration, and the evolution of country music.

Caleb Michael shares his journey from working as a septic man to pursuing a full-time music career. He discusses the importance of community, the challenges faced by musicians, and the influence of iconic artists on his sound. The conversation also touches on memorable events in Texas music, the role of drummers, and the emotional connections that music creates.

Mason Lively shares his journey as a musician, discussing the challenges and rewards of pursuing a career in music. He reflects on his small-town upbringing, the evolution of his sound, and the importance of songwriting. Mason also delves into the business side of music, the significance of live performances, and the influences that have shaped his artistry. With insights on navigating the music industry and staying true to one's unique sound, this conversation offers a deep dive into the life of a dedicated musician.

Dustin Perkins shares his journey back to music after a decade-long hiatus, reflecting on the challenges and triumphs he faced along the way. He discusses his unique Bag of Bones Tour, where he tested his survival skills as a musician, and emphasizes the importance of authenticity and connection with fans.

Shelby is awesome so be one of the cool kids and listen to this...

Logan Ryan discusses his unique musical style, the intricacies of song composition, and the recording process. He shares insights into his vocal techniques, the challenges of playing various instruments, and the importance of social media in promoting music. The discussion also touches on the evolution of country music and the significance of fan engagement in today's digital landscape.

Ty Smith shares his experiences in the music industry, reflecting on memorable festivals, the importance of living in the moment, and the challenges of balancing education with a touring career. He discusses the impact of his upbringing on his music, the realities of the industry, and the significance of authentic songwriting.

Kenny Feidler shares his journey from Baltimore to becoming a prominent figure in the country music scene. He discusses his musical influences, the impact of his rodeo background on his songwriting, and the importance of authenticity in music. 

Colby Acuff discusses his journey as an independent artist, the importance of live performances, and the challenges of navigating the music industry. He emphasizes the need for authenticity in music, the evolution of genres, and the significance of connecting with audiences across generations. Colby shares insights on his diverse musical style, the impact of cover songs, and the essence of creating a genuine live show experience.

John Teague discusses his new album 'Wish You The World', reflecting on the personal themes and experiences that shaped its creation. He shares insights into his songwriting process, the importance of authenticity in music, and his aspirations for connecting with audiences.

Micky from Micky and the Motorcars shares insights into his musical journey, the evolution of the Red Dirt music scene, and the importance of maintaining musical integrity in an industry that often prioritizes commercial success. He discusses the personal stories behind his songwriting, the joy of live performances, and the creative control he enjoys as an independent artist.

Jason discusses his upcoming album focused on the Tulsa sound, emphasizing the importance of intentional songwriting and the balance between lyrics and musical feel. He reveals his preference for live recording to capture the spirit of music .

Had a great time talking to Nick. His music is really good so please check it out after listening to this one.

Summer shares her personal experiences, insights on performance, and the hustle behind making a living in the music business. She was a lot of fun to talk to so check this one out!

The Longest and most Wild podcast to date!

Christopher Seymore discusses his journey as a country artist, touching on personal experiences, the evolution of songwriting, and the importance of community in music. He reflects on the emotional depth of songwriting, the impact of live performances, and the challenges faced in the modern music industry.

Kolton Moore discusses his journey as a singer, the influences that shaped his unique sound, and the recording process of his new album. He reflects on the importance of live performance, the concept of greatest hits, and how capturing the organic feel of music is essential to his artistry. The discussion also touches on the evolution of music production and the significance of imperfections in creating a genuine listening experience. In this conversation, the speakers explore the evolution of sound in modern music, discussing how the precision of modern recording can sometimes detract from the emotional connection of a song.

Travis Denning shares his journey as a musician, exploring the intersection of country and metal music. He discusses his early influences, the evolution of his musical style, and the importance of live performance. Denning reflects on his experiences meeting musical heroes, collaborating with artists, and the technical aspects of guitar playing. The discussion highlights the unique blend of genres and the future of music, emphasizing the shared passion and creativity that drives artists across different styles.

Ryder Grimes shares insights into his journey as a country artist, discussing personal changes, health, and the challenges of being on the road. He reflects on the Texas country music scene, the importance of storytelling in songwriting, and his musical influences. The discussion also touches on the balance between covers and original music, as well as the growth and aspirations of artists in the industry. In this engaging conversation, Ryder Grimes shares his experiences and insights on the music industry, emphasizing the importance of authenticity, connection with fans, and the value of hard work.

Kody is one of my fave musical finds and we had a great conversation. Check this one out!

Had a great conversation with Mike! Did you know Koe Wetzel wanted to start a musician fight club for fun? We got a lot of fun and cool info out of this conversation with Mike. He also gave some info about his new album coming soon. Check it out!

In this engaging conversation, Matt Barr shares his musical journey, discussing his influences from a young age, the intricacies of guitar playing, and the evolution of his performance style. He delves into his favorite gear, collaborations with other artists, and how life changes have shaped his musical path. The discussion highlights the blend of country and rock influences, the importance of songwriting, and the challenges of performing live. In this conversation, Matt Barr shares his journey in the music industry, discussing the challenges and triumphs of being a songwriter and performer

Justin Ross from Deadwood Revival shares insights into the evolution of his band, the challenges of maintaining a musical career, and the importance of collaboration and performance. He discusses his musical influences, preferences in gear, and the impact of technology on the music industry. The conversation also touches on health and wellness in music, as well as the emotional connection musicians have with their instruments.

In this engaging conversation, Tennessee Jet discusses his unique approach to music, the importance of album covers, and the dynamics of live performances. He shares insights into his creative process, the role of collaboration in music production, and how he navigates the challenges of being a musician. The discussion also touches on the significance of sequencing in albums and the visual aesthetics that accompany music. In this conversation, Tennessee Jet discusses the intricacies of music production, the journey into country music, and the emotional highs and lows of being an artist. He emphasizes the importance of authenticity in songwriting and the evolving nature of storytelling in the music industry. The discussion also touches on the responsibility artists have in influencing emotions and the challenges of navigating fame while staying true to one's art. 

Bradley Prakope a Gold record award winning mixing engineer, record producer, and recording engineer currently located in Dallas, TX. Had a great time talking and learning about all things music with Bradley. Check it out!

In this engaging conversation, BJ Barham of American Aquarium shares insights into his music, the live performance experience, and the deep connections formed through songwriting. He discusses the importance of lyrics, the personal stories behind his songs, and how they resonate with listeners. BJ also shares insights into the evolution of songwriting in modern music and the legacy he hopes to leave as a songwriter.

West Texas Exiles, a band that blends elements of country and Americana music came on the podcast, and we had a great time.

Had a great conversation with 2 of my fave country music historians. Enjoy!

If you know these two guys you know things got out of control. This was a fun episode for sure.

In this engaging conversation, Jeff Canada shares his journey as a musician, discussing his experiences over nearly two decades in the industry. He reflects on the challenges of life changes, including divorce and the impact of COVID-19 on his career. 

Jeff emphasizes the importance of authenticity in music, the hustle required to succeed, and his unique approach to songwriting that prioritizes personal expression over commercial appeal.

In this engaging conversation, Evan Boyer shares his journey into music, discussing the release of his first album and the personal stories behind his songs. He reflects on the creative process, collaborations with other artists, and the impact of his music on listeners. The discussion also touches on themes of mental health, the challenges of songwriting, and the importance of storytelling in music.

Cody Jinks discusses his journey in the music industry, blending country and metal influences, and the importance of maintaining a strong connection with fans. Check this one out!

n this conversation, Chase, co-owner of the Troubadour Festival, discusses the upcoming festival in Celina, Texas, which celebrates Texan culture, music, and barbecue. He shares insights about the festival's lineup, the unique barbecue offerings, and his personal journey in the country music scene. The conversation also touches on the evolution of country music, the impact of emerging artists, and the dynamics of festival audiences. Chase expresses excitement for the festival and the connections it fosters among artists and fans.

Sam Canty of Treaty Oak Revival discusses the band's unique blend of musical influences, the energy of their live performances, and memorable concert experiences. 

He reflects on their journey to success, including the significance of playing at the Grand Ole Opry and the impact their music has on fans. The discussion also touches on the evolution of their sound, the importance of harmonies, and the dynamics within the band, all while emphasizing the joy of making music and connecting with audiences. 

In this conversation, Sam Canty discusses the challenges of life on the road, including food choices and maintaining fitness. He shares his journey of sobriety and how it has positively impacted his performance and the band's success. 

Sam offers valuable advice for emerging artists, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in music. He reflects on his songwriting inspirations, often drawn from personal experiences and the lives of those around him. 

The conversation also touches on the band's plans for international touring and the balance between family life and a music career, highlighting the sacrifices made for success.

Della Rose is back again! In this engaging conversation, Della Rose discusses their journey in the music industry, touching on solo projects, the challenges of balancing family life with a music career, and the intricacies of social media content creation. They reflect on their album's performance, the importance of authentic engagement with fans, and the unique challenges female artists face in the industry. The duo shares insights on their creative processes, aspirations for future projects, and the evolving landscape of music consumption.

Taylor discusses her recent performance at the Ryman with the Red Clay Strays and her transition to full-time musician. She talks about the challenges and experiences of being a female artist in the music industry. Taylor also mentions her upcoming EP and the support she receives from her friends and fans.

They also talk about the Texas country music scene and the excitement of discovering new artists. They share their thoughts on the power of music and the challenges of promoting it in the digital age. The conversation touches on topics like playlisting, social media, and the unpredictability of viral content. Overall, the conversation is a casual and lighthearted exploration of the music industry and the joy of connecting with fans.

Canaan shares stories of biting his bandmates, locking their phones, and even using a bike lock as a prank. They emphasize the importance of having fun and enjoying each other's company while on tour. The conversation covers various topics, including the band's playful antics, their upcoming album, and their musical influences. The band discusses their transition from country rock to alternative rock and pop punk, while still maintaining their Texas songwriting roots. They also mention their plans for future releases and collaborations.

In this conversation, Jared Morris and Patrick discuss various topics including their first podcast together, karaoke experiences, staying true to their unique sound, the country music scene, and their interactions with fans. They also touch on sensitive questions musicians often receive, their experiences with sports, and the theory that musicians may be on the autism spectrum. The conversation is light-hearted and humorous, with both hosts sharing personal anecdotes and insights.

Tim Lightyear, formerly a member of Shane Smith and the Saints, discusses his transition to his solo project and the challenges of managing his time as a musician and producer. He shares insights into his guitar playing style and the equipment he uses to create his signature sound. Tim also reflects on the evolution of his music career and the importance of staying true to his artistic vision. Check this episode out!

Braxton calls in to the show and gets Cozy. We had a great conversation about his music career and his life story. Check this one out!

In this conversation Jon Bailey and the Heathen Revival discuss the current state of the music industry, the lack of authentic songwriting, and the saturation of cookie-cutter music. 

We also talk about the importance of staying true to oneself and the challenges of navigating the transition from a hobby to a profession. 

The conversation touches on the need for more recognition of Arkansas musicians and the struggle to stand out in the alternative country genre. 

We also discuss the importance of repetition in songwriting and the influence of bands like Lucero and Mickey and the Motorcars.

In this conversation, Mason from Mason and the Gin Line discusses his background in the cotton ginning industry and his passion for music. He talks about the risks of being a guitar player and shares his experiences with injuries. Mason also touches on his education in philosophy and history, his open-mindedness towards different perspectives, and the dynamics within his band. The conversation explores the challenges and rewards of being a musician, the importance of financial independence, and the impact of iconic bands like Black Sabbath on guitar tone. The conversation covers various topics related to music, including the differences between country and metal, the importance of connecting with fans, the evolution of the Texas country music scene, the accessibility of music through technology, and the challenges of being perceived as the characters in songs.

The conversation with Jacob covers a range of topics including personal experiences, music, live performances, and the Texas music scene. It delves into the impact of technology on the music industry and the challenges of being an artist. The discussion also explores the significance of historical music venues and the unique cultural aspects of Texas music. Jacob is awesome so check this episode out!!!

David Tribble, a singer-songwriter from Fort Worth, Texas, discusses his music career and the supportive music community in the area. He talks about his experiences at Americana Fest and the importance of building relationships with other songwriters. He also shares his journey from being a school teacher to pursuing music full-time. He emphasizes the value of vulnerability in songwriting and the personal connection it creates with listeners. 

Jon Kott from the Jon Kott Band discusses his voice, his experience doing jingles for Little Caesars Pizza, and his plans to focus on his main band, JKB. They also talk about rowdy crowds at shows, the importance of sound quality, and the differences between Texas country music and mainstream country music. In this part of the conversation, the discussion revolves around live performances, experiences in Texas, the impact of TikTok, and the importance of lyrics and production in music.

This conversation covers various topics including the artist's unique bio, songwriting process, experiences in Nashville and Texas, the music scene, covers vs. originals, and favorite performances. The conversation covers various topics including music, recording, relationships, and life on the road. We also discuss the appreciation for different music genres and the trade-offs in songwriting. We also talk about the music scene in Texas and the diversity of artists.

Brandon McDermott shares his journey in the music industry, from getting started with music to forming his band and playing live shows. He discusses the challenges of recording in the studio and the importance of promoting the band. Brandon also shares funny and memorable moments, as well as his experiences at music festivals and meeting other musicians. The conversation covers various topics related to performing music, including the thrill of playing for a crowd, the challenges of small audiences, and the experience of being in the crowd.

Had a great conversation The Caretaker of Country Music Dillan Holiday! 

Jason Scott and Country VS Metal discuss the band's name and identity, their religious upbringing and how it influences their songwriting, their success on TikTok, and the challenges of the music industry. 

In this conversation, the band Shaker Hymns discusses their name choice, genre identity, influences, and favorite guitar brands. They emphasize the importance of authenticity and musical integrity, as well as the impact of their songs on listeners. The band members share their dream collaborations and express their appreciation for storytelling in country music.

Brandon Howard of Howard County called in and made me laugh the entire time! He has a new EP coming out with a lot of big names on the production side of things. Brent Mason being one of them! Check this one out!

This conversation with Dillon covers various topics related to music, including living in small towns, the influence of location on music, the challenges of being a content creator, the impact of social media fame, and the fascination with music history. The conversation also explores the challenges of pronouncing names, the pressure to chase high numbers on social media, and the rewards of sharing music. Additionally, the conversation touches on the division in music taste, the power of music to unite, and the appreciation for guitarists and their unique styles. Overall, the conversation highlights the diverse and ever-evolving nature of the music industry.

Cody Hibbard's sound is often characterized by its authentic Texas country style, blending traditional country elements with a modern twist. His music typically features heartfelt storytelling, rich vocals, and a blend of acoustic and electric instruments, creating a sound that resonates with fans of classic and contemporary country music. Hibbard's songs often reflect personal experiences and relatable themes, conveyed through a distinctive voice that captures the spirit of Texas country music.

Johnny Woods’ music can be described as a captivating blend of soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics. His style is a unique fusion of genres, combining elements of folk, indie rock, and acoustic blues. Woods’ voice is distinct and emotive, often conveying a sense of depth and introspection. His guitar playing is both intricate and expressive, creating rich, layered soundscapes. Check out this episode of Country VS Metal!!!

Travis Kidd is a full-time musician based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, known for his versatile music style that incorporates elements of classic and southern rock, country, blues, and folk. He performs approximately 250 shows a year. Kidd has a rich musical background, influenced by various genres including rock, pop, country, and metal, and he blends these styles seamlessly in his performances

Country VS Metal. The show that dives deep into the stories behind the music. Today, we’re joined by Rance Tyler, the charismatic lead vocalist and multi-instrumentalist from The Red Iron Push. Tune in as we get an exclusive insight into the life of a musician on the rise, with none other than Rance Tyler.

Race Ricketts is an up-and-coming country music artist from Olney, Texas. He began writing music while attending the University of Oklahoma and continued to pursue his passion during the COVID-19 pandemic. He gained attention with his singles “940,” an anthem to Young County’s area code, and “You Don’t Deserve Writing a Song About,” which he performed with Presley Hale. His work has been recognized in local music charts, and he has performed at various festivals and events.

The Kings of Texas Groove the  Midnight River Choir!

Midnight River Choir is known for their unique blend of Americana, country, and rock music. Their sound is characterized by soulful vocals, harmonies, and a mix of acoustic and electric instruments. They often incorporate elements of folk and blues, creating a sound that's both heartfelt and engaging. Midnight River Choir's music can be described as a fusion of genres, creating a style that's both versatile and emotionally resonant.

Earl parked his spaceship in a hospital parking lot to talk about having 3 toes and white clam sauce. Lets go!!!

Big John Cannon from The Lowdown Drifters! This episode gives a lot of the behind the scenes from the musicians point of view that maybe a music fan wouldn't know about "The Life." Enjoy!

The front gals of Della Rose called in and rocked the podcast. They been called the female Whiskey Myers, because of their rocking shows. This one was a fun one!  

Howdy! Lets Get Rowdy!

Had a convo with Brad who has been an OG of the CountryVsMetal channel. He talks about how the music scene has changed his life.

The guys take some time out from their current tour to talk about their new single Birds and the Bees. 

Also, we may have found out who Dexter really is, and if there is a deeper profound meaning to the wall. James relives his butter nightmare, and much more! 

This podcast may answer all your questions about the Western Space Grunge band Dexter and the Moonrocks that is currently taking the music scene by storm, or have you wanting to know more about them. 

As an added bonus Ty performs his favorite Shakespearian speech which will leave you just as speechless as you thought he was. Who knew he is fluent in sign language?!?

Born & Raised in Southern Oklahoma, Adara Kay found her grit and rock energy the first time she stepped on stage in 2018. Since then,  she has perfected a high energy performance that watchers will remember down the road. She's been able to not only share the stage with other independent artists, but she's also been able to introduce new songwriters from other states into the Oklahoma music scene. 

Influenced by Country & Rock artists like Koe Wetzel, Giovannie & The Hired Guns, The Wight Lighters, Larkin Poe, Dorothy, and more, Adara Kay was inspired to put her spin on the genres to create a sense of freedom, carefree, and badass affirmations for all to appreciate. Not only has she opened for Casey Donahew, Sundance Head, and Jackson Taylor & the Sinners, but she's also opened up for Austin Meade, Them Dirty Roses, and Cam Allen, not including the many festivals including Calf Fry, Outside City Limits, Top of OK Jam, Old Bolivar Songwriting Festival, and more she's played . 

Jeff calls in to the podcast again to talk about what's going on with his life since we last heard from him. Jeff talks about the meaning behind his songs, and his creative / production process. He is also looking to put together a full band for future shows. Join us for a great conversation!!!

Gavin went from playing college football to starting a career in country music. To fund his first singles he literally sold livestock and spent almost every dollar on studio time. Gavin may be new to the game, but being in the game is where he is the most comfortable and dominating. Be sure to check out his new album coming soon!!!

This episode we get the origin story of Eric's path to finding music, from the Marines, to busking songs on the street, and releasing original songs.

At the age of three David saw George Strait in concert, and his future was set. He knew from that moment he wanted to be a country artist. At the age of nineteen he went to Nashville to blaze a path in Music City. He then later realized his sound of "traditional" country was more accepted in Texas. He's been a Texan resident ever since, and has been releasing numerous #1 singles on Texas radio charts. This is David's story of his journey.

John joined the military a metal-head then was introduced to real country music. He then found a passion for story songs, and found new bands he loved in the scene. John went from loving the Turnpike Troubadours to performing a show with their front man Evan. The Teague Brothers are a band you need in your playlist today.

The more I googled Adam Hood prior to this podcast the more I realized how massive of a talent he is. Adam is one of the living legends keeping "Southern Songs" alive and well. He won't ever admit to being one of the best, but those that have heard his songs know the truth.

Bri Bagwell talks about music, publishing, writing, life, on the road, and so many other topics. Bri is a tremendous talent, but also has a great personality. She was so great to talk to, and I hope you enjoy this as much as I did. Bri is currently on her In The Trenches Tour so if you can check her out live at a show!

Jarrod Morris talks about being a horseshoer, his music, and his hilarious take on a famous Prince performance.

Dusty fresh from quitting his day job to pursue music full time talks about his music career.

Chris Jones from the Flycatchers!!!

Nate's a Texas country music star that has a very interesting story. Nate has been a star baseball player, and has lived in Russia. He also has a very controversial opinion on the country band Alabama. Check this one out! Nate is hilarious and talented!

Dax Perrier is on the air! Wow! What didn't we talk about on this one? Dax shares some great road stories, and tells his origins up to the present day of his life in music.

Bill Corbin retired American Aquarium bass player.  Bill is currently playing with Kyle Nix & the 38's, and Jamie Lin Wilson.  Bill also tells the story of how he had emergency surgery to remove his appendix in the afternoon, and still made it to his show that night!

Landon calls in to talk about Joe Rogan, MMA, Koe Wetzel, Austin Meade, and his upcoming music!!!

Lance Roark calls in to talk about his music thats out now, and future releases. Hank Miller & Cameron Criddle also join me on this podcast as well.

The last 10 years I’ve managed and played with JD Willis. I’ve recently been his lead guitar player up to his retirement this year.  

Conversation with Drew Harakal from the Cody Jinks band.

Justin talks about his life growing up as a teenage professional guitar player, and other random topics.

A conversation with Jeff Martin a country artist from Texas. Check out his single Castaway on all digital platforms.

A conversation with Zach Jones.

A phone call with Jaxon Ballard 14 year old drummer of Almost Legal Band who is opening up for Whiskey Myers, Read Southall Band, and Them Dirty Roses!!!

A talk with Jordan who is an oil field worker in Texas. Talking about Red Dirt, country music, and Texas.

A conversation about Eli's music. Oh yeah, also about how all his band's instruments were stolen. Then his new band trailer was hit by a drunk driver. I'll just let Eli tell you. Enjoy.