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New Arrivals

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Max Rios

Fork In The Road

Americana with a Tex-Mex twist: Tom Petty/John Mellancamp/Wilco with a Taste of Texas.

Rock: Tex-Mex

The Sexican

The Sexican plays mariachi inspired gipsy rock with a twist of protest punk. So you’re warned. Because this is not some ego-like and empty press release phrase. On the contrary it’s the closest reviewers and outsiders have come to an agreement on labeling

Rock: Tex-Mex

The Krayolas

La Conquistadora

The "Tex-Mex Beatles" take it to the national level by modernizing the Doug Sahm Tex-Mex/Blues/Rock sound. Featured on "Little Stevie's Underground Garage" and Dave Marsh's show.

Rock: Tex-Mex

Elias The Band

Our Sophomore Effort

The follow up to the uncritically acclaimed album Greatest Hits, Our Sophomore Effort is sure to make you dance like a sailor on a moonless night while smoking grass and flipping through piles of old MAD Magazines.

Rock: Tex-Mex

Mark Mulligan

South of the Border Again

Escape from it all and head "South of the Border Again". These songs will take you down to Mark's world, where a warm breeze is blowing and the waves are rolling in.

Rock: Tex-Mex

Mike Broward

Parrothead Rehab

Tropically inspired Island, parrothead friendly and focused.

Rock: Tex-Mex

Albert Crabtree

South Side Blues

# 1 Texas Blues on the web. Traditional blend of rock and blues with a Cosmic presence. Great lead vocals and extremely hot and seasoned guitar solos. 13 totally original tunes, no re-hash here, Crabtree sets the pace with this new CD and continues to "li

Rock: Tex-Mex

The Swindles

Songs In The Key Of T

Doug Sahm, San Antonio refried rock and roll, Freddy Fender, Blanco Cafe Enchiladas, and backyard panchangas.

Rock: Tex-Mex

The Singing Texas Sports Fan

Dallas, Houston & San Antonio

A celebration of Texas professional sports.

Rock: Tex-Mex

Fernando

Pacoima

lo-fi garage Tex-mex rock 'n' roll from Portland, Oregon. "Portland's first significant Spanish-rock album". Willamette Week.

Rock: Tex-Mex

Top Albums

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Mike Broward

Parrothead Rehab

Tropically inspired Island, parrothead friendly and focused.

This all new release features some of Nashville's' more prominent and respected musicians tailoring music for the Trop- Rock crowd. The songs are Parrothead inspired and written with the end result of you popping a cold one and relaxing into the music. The theme of the album is escapism at its' core. Tropical vacations, Southern girls, all of the things you would rather be doing than working and paying bills. Mike Broward is joined by producer/ engineer, P.T. Houston in this Nashville recording with musicians, Brian Pruitt on drums and percussion, Brian Davidson on guitars and Mandolin, Mike Rojos on keys and accordion, Don Kerse on Bass, Doyle Grisham on pedal steel and dobro, and Don Sheffield on trumpet. The track titles tell you where you're going. Parrothead Rehab, Just Not Today, Floribama, The Road To Rum, I want to Quit My Job, Lucky Man, Alligators, Lighten Up!, and It's Conga Time, suggest a variety of scenes while tying in an overall vibe of Island adventure.

Rock: Tex-Mex