Teethe Cut Their Teeth in Denton’s DIY Scene. Now They’re the Headliners
Almost five years since releasing their self-titled LP, Magic of the Sale aims to propel Teethe to headliner status.
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Jamie Vahala’s The People’s Jam Open Mic, an Institution in Deep Ellum, Bids Farewell
Local musicians played at Cheapsteaks for the final The People’s Jam to commemorate the end of the open mic.
Lamar Adot Thomas Is Playing the Long Game After Calling Dallas Home
After May’s release of A Day Off Work, the New Orleans native is embracing his status as a full-time Dallasite.
Grammy Award-Winning Artist Samara Joy Is the New Face of American Jazz
The 25-year-old Bronx crooner is reviving one of the oldest styles of American music.
Rakim Al-Jabbaar Is Reintroducing Himself by Going Back to the Beginning
Released this week, Al-Jabbaar’s latest album is layered with interpretation, detailing personal stories about his family.
TJ Novak Breathes Life Back Into the Live Album
The Dallas-based guitarist/singer-songwriter is bringing back the forlorn format one record at a time.
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HeadHuncho Amir Is Motivating Dallas to Make Their Money Moves
As the New Dallas movement bubbles outside the city, HeadHuncho Amir wants to leave a lasting legacy for his family.
Mickey Guyton Says the Most Important Thing Is Standing Up for Yourself
At a brunch honoring Charley Pride’s contributions to country in Frisco, Guyton shared her fondest memories of North Texas.
Dallas Rock Legend Chris Holt Is Living Every Star’s Dream
After accidentally deleting a solo album in 2017, the singer/songwriter found time to start from scratch again.
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Fort Worth Band Dead Butterflies Are Screaming Into the Summer
The Texas screamo band survives off loaning and borrowing instruments, rapidly rising as an exciting DIY act to watch.
Fort Worth’s Counterfeit Cowboy Is the Next Era of Classic Country
“We’re Counterfeit Country,” the band says proudly, underselling the range and quality of their music.