Notably Texan

After a hiatus from making songs, Wesley Hanna returned to the studio to create his latest neo-traditional country album.

Siblings Will and Jim Schubert have called Texas home for decades, and their lifelong passion for music is evident on their album Willpower.

Josh Smith of the Tennessee band Handsome and The Humbles has found a love for The Lone Star State after moving to Denton.

Singer, songwriter and guitarist Tanner Usrey just released his latest album These Days on Atlantic Records.

Austin's Alison Tucker has been writing songs and performing since her late teens, and just released her first album Where You Used To Be.

Following a long run teaching law at Texas State University, San Marcos-based Lynn Crossett has set sights on music as his primary focus.

Texas native William Beckmann continues his string of success with his new album, produced by Jon Randall and out now on Warner Nashville.

Compelling songwriting, vocals with the the right amount of grit, and a terrific backing band all culminate to make an outstanding release.

Euphoriphobia highlights the 37-year old's ability to portray characters navigating dark times, and acts as a therapeutic aid for a man who has dealt with his own share of tribulations.

Though he left the hot Texas weather behind for cooler conditions in New England, Livingston native Billy Eli still proudly wears his cowboy boots and retains his Southern charm and accent.

The latest release by Sarah Pierce is inspired by her love for the American Southwest, including songs inspired by the people, the nature, and the history.

Notably Texan had the chance to speak with Robert Earl Keen from his Kerrville hideaway.

Texas honky-tonk troubadour and road warrior Dallas Moore speaks with Notably Texan about his his 18th studio release.

Notably Texan had the opportunity to get acquainted with front man Will Carter during a check in from his home near Houston.

Her latest release Plastic Flowers showcases Wagner's brand of folk rock/Americana built on heartfelt songwriting, introspection and perseverance.

From his rockabilly roots, to decades as the front man for Eleven Hundred Springs, and now a solid performance as a solo act, Matt Hillyer is in his element and shining bright like the Dallas skyline.

Hillary Tipps and Steve Obermiller co-wrote the majority of songs on the new record, and their chemistry shines through both on their recordings and during a recent interview on Notably Texan.

Though much of her music career has been behind the scenes, Little is getting due attention with the release of her latest album By Now which highlights her knack for storytelling and relatable topics.

Teaming up with producer Walt Wilkins, Gibson has released an album that includes Americana, folk, and a traditional Celtic song featuring Ireland native Pat Byrne.

Texas' own Scott Sean White shares the songs that are meaningful and deeply personal to him on the new Even Better On The Bad Days release.