Artists

In an epoch somewhere between Concordia Parish, Louisiana and the perpetual rolling plains of Callahan County, Texas came Garrett Bryan. By listening to his music, you will understand how his raising had a profound impact on the artist you see today. Debut album “Break The Levee” spun Garrett into a realm of creativity that led to his third album, “Make Believe”. Garrett Bryan knows who he is, loves what he does and has a story to tell. Perhaps the most important part is that Garrett understands the timbre of a heart - and the audience feels it. A near decade of touring has empowered Garrett to understand that a relationship is sacred. Before his second album release “Take Shape”, Bryan stated, “Relationships should be based upon honesty, passion and mutual respect”. Garrett’s commitment to this idea can be seen in all of his relationships whether personal or business. Take Shape” is the first album to include the Traveling City Committee; a collective of creators from all walks of life and art. TCC makes up the family on stage and behind the scenes.

Hailing from the tiny, one stop light, town of Wortham, Texas; Sinclair’s early childhood was spent immersed in music and he picked up his first guitar when he was six years old. He was playing for tips at his local laundry mat, gas stations and busking the town square when he was 7. He went to bar shows, concerts and festivals from a young age, “There was a lot to learn, and all I could do was just soak it all in.” At 16 he dropped out of the tenth grade to pursue his music career, releasing his first single “Tell Kris and Willie” in 2018, and then his debut album, “The Freestone Man” in March of 2022.

Singer-songwriter with a direct, cosmic style, and a knack for rhyme, and raw, narrative storytelling. He's had songs recorded by Skylar Payne, Callahan Divide, Kyle Fambro, Garrett Bryan and the Traveling City Committee, as well as recording his own two-part concept album called A tale of the Modern West Part 1 and 2, about the correlation of different time periods in the west, painted in a respectful, honest and sometimes whimsical light, with reoccurring themes and imagery through the character’s lens as he goes through stages of grief, constantly longing for the home he seems to always run from, or in some cases, “wreck” or “rob”, produced by Garrett Bryan and Jordan Tyler Haynes, following his debut single “Too Proud” in 2019.