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- 1 weeks ago1h 8m
Tx2Tn Podcast Ep254 The Reed Brothers
Texas country with a soul core, family-band chemistry, and a live show built on harmonies, hot guitars, and songs that actually mean something. The Reed Brothers sit down to talk about the sound they're sharpening right now, the new album they're building, and why their best music comes from keeping enough room for the studio to surprise them. Keegan and Kyle Reed trace the band’s path from San Antonio roots and childhood nights at Cibolo Creek Country Club to the present-day version of the group, where recording, writing, and performing all feed each other. You’ll hear how their process has evolved from learning the ropes in the studio to co-producing as a full band, why they don’t want to overcook a song before it gets recorded, and what changes when the people creating the parts are the same people who will take them on stage. We break down the songwriting habits that actually work for them, from midnight text ideas and voice memos to songs that arrive fully formed on the road. Kyle talks about the pull of the studio and the thrill of hearing parts come together in real time, while Keegan opens up about writing with the band in his head and chasing the moment a song finally feels alive.They also get into the live experience that sets the Reed Brothers apart - harmonies, tube amps, a blend of country, rock, and R&B influences, and a rotating cast of voices that keeps each set fresh. Nate’s standout vocals, Jordan’s country-leaning bass work, their side project Les Odessa, and the covers that fit their lane all come up, along with the brothers’ long history of playing with and learning from Adam Hood, Jason Isbell, Keith Gattis, and the rest of the Texas songwriting world.If you care about family bands, well-built songs, or the kind of roots music that still feels dangerous when the lights go down, this one is for you. You’ll come away with a better sense of how the Reed Brothers make their records, why their live show lands, and what’s coming next as they roll out a full album the right way.Perfect for listeners who love Texas music, thoughtful songwriting, and bands that sound even bigger when you’ve seen them in the room.
- 1 weeks ago59 min
Tx2Tn Podcast Ep253 Twin Fin
Twin Fin: Building a Sound—and an Audience—of Their Own How do you grow a band when your music doesn’t fit neatly into one genre? Robbie Kelly of Twin Fin joins the Texas to Tennessee Podcast to talk about making surf-country, Americana, and reggae-inspired music in Hawaii—and finding fans far beyond the islands. Robbie shares how he builds songs on acoustic guitar, brings the band into the studio process, and creates a lively, crowd-focused show with unexpected covers and plenty of personality. He also reflects on the surreal feeling of selling out venues in cities where the band had never played, hearing fans sing along, and discovering how deeply a song can become tied to someone’s memories. The conversation gets into the realities of touring from Hawaii, the costs and risks of life on the road, choosing openers, and why playing live helps Twin Fin connect with listeners when their sound is difficult to categorize. Plus, the guys put Robbie through rapid-fire questions and the podcast’s signature Little Debbie snack debate. A warm and candid conversation about creative collaboration, independent music, and building a career one show—and one fan—at a time.
- 1 weeks ago1h 4m
Tx2Tn Podcast Ep252 Kyle Garrett
Kyle Garrett is turning “indie Texas country” into a real career, and the path is messier, funnier, and more strategic than most artists ever admit. He opens up about his new single, “High Livin’,” the radio push behind it, and its strong debut on the Texas Country Music Chart.Hosts Talbo and Soule Gravy get Kyle talking about the nuts and bolts of building a music career—from writing and recording with producer Tim Lightyear at Cosmic Mama to sending radio stations handwritten gifts and navigating the slow, awkward reality of booking his own shows. The Austin-based singer-songwriter has been steadily building momentum through relentless live performances, a growing catalog, and a sound that draws on rock, country, and pop-punk.In this episode, Kyle shares:How “High Livin’” grew from an inside joke with his band into a song about working hard for the life you wantWhy Tim Lightyear’s dive-in-and-push-it approach in the studio can be nerve-racking—but rewardingWhat radio promotion looks like for an independent artist, and why Kyle sees it as another avenue for marketingHow persistence and proof of audience demand can help artists book showsWhy respect, professionalism, and putting thought into a live show matterThe conversation also gets into the emotional side of the grind: unanswered emails, small wins, support from family and friends, and the reality that progress often comes inch by inch—not overnight. For artists, songwriters, and anyone curious about the work behind an independent music career, Kyle’s candid stories offer a look at what it takes to keep going.
- 1 weeks ago39 min
Tx2Tn Podcast Ep251 Silverada
Silverada’s Mike and Omar join the Texas To Tennessee Podcast at Memphis’ historic Hernando’s Hideaway for an honest conversation about life as working musicians—the grind, the wins, the burnout, and what keeps them moving forward.They talk about the different parts of a music career, from songwriting and performing to recording and handling the business behind the scenes. They share what it feels like to hear their songs unexpectedly on the radio, why some tracks become live favorites while others hold a special place in the studio, and how fans and fellow musicians make life on the road more meaningful.The conversation also explores the pressure artists face to stay productive and visible, and why Silverada is learning to trust its own instincts while making new music. Along the way, Mike and Omar reflect on the Grand Ole Opry, music community, touring, and the memorable venues and people that make the journey worthwhile.If you enjoy Texas country, Americana, and the stories behind the songs, this episode offers a candid look at the work—and the people—that keep the music going.Home | Silverada
- 2 weeks ago36 min
Tx2Tn Podcast Ep250 Gracie Yates & Brock Burton
North Springs Music Festival with Gracie Yates and Brock BurtonGracie Yates and Brock Burton talk about how they built their music careers from local shows into regional touring, all while staying grounded in songwriting, fan connection, and a strong online presence. They also share what makes North Springs feel less like a traditional festival and more like a family reunion, with artists, fans, and venues all mixed together.In this episode, they get into their musical roots, how TikTok helped them reach new listeners, and why original songs still matter most to them. They also discuss festival culture, the difference between corporate events and community-driven shows, and the realities of booking, traveling, and building momentum as independent artists.Gracie Yates | Singer + SongwriterBrock Burton (@brock.burton_music) • Instagram photos and videosKey topicsGracie Yates shares how her music started during COVID with TikTok, after years of playing drums in bar bands and gradually finding her voice as a singer.Brock Burton talks about being a songwriter first, playing originals from the start, and learning how to balance original material with covers in long bar sets.Both artists explain how social media helped them connect with fans, book shows, and turn online attention into real-world ticket sales and audience growth.They discuss North Springs Music Festival as a community-centered event that feels more like a family picnic or reunion than a corporate festival.The conversation highlights the importance of venue and festival support, including how scenes like Unbroken and Laurel Cove create closer artist-fan interaction.Gracie and Brock describe what it feels like when strangers and peers respond strongly to their songs, from requests at open mics to emotional reactions at listening rooms.They talk about building a touring life through persistence, networking, and cold outreach, including Gracie booking herself across the country.Brock and Gracie both mention upcoming releases, with new singles already out and more studio work planned for later in the year.The episode closes with a rapid-fire conversation about merch, favorite concerts, and dream podcast guests like Ray Wylie Hubbard, Jason Isbell, and Evan Felker.
- 3 weeks ago1h 2m
Tx2Tn Podcast Ep249 Logan Ellis
Texas country is built on grit, good songs, and the kind of band chemistry you can only fake for about five minutes. Logan Ellis proves why the real thing matters—from writing songs on long drives to learning how to front a band with help from the right people, the right criticism, and a whole lot of time on stage.Logan joins Soule Gravy and Caleb Michael for a laid-back, hilarious, and unexpectedly deep conversation about what it actually takes to make it in red dirt music. You'll discover:How Logan writes songs from vibes, signs, random licks, and long drivesWhy honest feedback from experienced players can help you growWhat it takes to go from bedroom guitarist to full-band frontmanThe covers he actually loves playing, from Shane Smith and the Saints to Turnpike Troubadours and Merle HaggardWhy venue energy, crowd reaction, and post-show connections matter just as much as the setlistIf you love Texas country, red dirt, songwriting, live shows, or hearing musicians talk shop, this one hits all the right notes.Logan also shares updates on his music, including his recently released track “Can't Be Tamed” and the upcoming single “Humble.” A fun listen for fans of independent country, working musicians, and anyone who knows the best shows are built on songs, sweat, and a little bit of tequila.
- 3 weeks ago59 min
Tx2Tn Podcast Ep248 Caroline Grace
Caroline Grace opens up about the road from homeschooled bluegrass kid in western Oklahoma to rising country artist with a record deal and one of the biggest opportunities of her career. If you love story-driven country, honest songwriting, and the reality behind chasing music full time, this conversation is for you.Caroline shares how growing up in Elk City shaped her sound, why she left Oklahoma State early to pursue music, and how rodeo, cowboy church, and classic country continue to inspire what she writes. She also talks about the shift from performing with her sisters to standing alone on stage, learning to perform as an introvert, and how a difficult national anthem performance kept her from singing it for two years.In this episode, Caroline discusses writing lyrics first, using playlists to find inspiration, and learning which co-writing rooms bring out her best. She reflects on how recording timelines can vary—from a song taking more than a year to finish to another being recorded the day after it was written—and why she wants to love the lyrics of any song she releases.Caroline also gets candid about stage nerves, connecting with fans, and the encouragement that helps her keep going. Plus, she shares stories from opening for Willie Nelson on the West Coast, performing at a festival in London, and dreaming about future stages like Billy Bob’s, Red Rocks, and Tulsa’s Mercury Lounge.A thoughtful conversation about country music, creative persistence, and finding the courage to take the next step.
- Sep 22, 20261h 0m
Tx2Tn Podcast Ep247 Maddox Ross
Maddox Ross is only in his early 20's, but he is already writing, recording, and performing like someone who has lived a dozen music careers. In this conversation, the Choctaw, Oklahoma singer-songwriter breaks down the real path from small-town roots to Texas radio traction, big-stage moments, and a songwriting process built on instinct, discipline, and a whole lot of voice memos.He opens up about what it means to grow up in the red dirt world, why co-writing is a strength rather than a compromise, and how the right studio can change everything. Maddox also shares the practical side of the grind - from learning how posture affects vocals to understanding why social media, persistence, and showing up at the right gigs matter just as much as talent.You’ll discover:How Maddox wrote seven songs in three days at a songwriter campWhy he treats songwriting, recording, and performing as a three-way tieThe studio habits and vocal techniques he wishes he had known earlierWhy the Stillwater red dirt scene feels more like community than competitionHow he turned patience and hustle into real momentum on Texas radioMaddox also tells the stories behind the moments that matter - playing with Cody Canada, getting pulled on stage at iconic venues, and finally checking bucket-list boxes like Luckenbach. Along the way, he and the hosts dig into the artists, records, and influences that shaped him, from Todd Snider and John Hiatt to Cross Canadian Ragweed, Pearl Jam, and Alice in Chains. If you care about modern red dirt country, the realities of building a music career from the ground up, or the mindset that keeps young artists moving forward, this episode is essential listening. Maddox Ross is the kind of artist who makes you want to follow the journey now, before everyone else catches on.
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