KTFB Talks Texas Music

Seth Candan is from the Texas Gulf Coast where he plugged into the Texas music scene several years ago.  After taking some time off to be a husband and father, Seth is back writing and playing the music he loves.  And he can play the chrome off a harmonica!

Hillary and Stephanie of Texas High Road stop by the KTFB studio to talk about how their lifelong love of music brought them together.  They knew each other as teenagers, but the journey of life took them in different directions.  Now they have joined together to create some beautiful music.  

Doc Lewis is a retired school superintendent who is chasing his lifelong dream of a career in music.  He shares his fascinating story of spending 30 years in the education field while playing music on the side, then pursuing his music full time.

The Kin Faux gang stopped by the KTFB studios to talk about their success in the Texas music scene, their lineup changes and their new single "Hey Senorita."

Trent Cowie is from Magnolia, Texas.  He started his career in the oilfields of West Texas, but decided to pursue a full-time music career.  His latest single "Moving On" is in the top 20 on the Texas Regional Radio Report, CDX Texas and Texas Country Music charts. 

Cameron Allbright of New Braunfels is blazing up the Texas Country Music charts with his debut radio single "How Many Sorrys."  He shares his musical story with us, beginning with growing up in a musical family to his recent college years at Texas State University, and how music has been there every step of the way.  

Kristen Kelly is from the Central Texas town of Lorena, and she's had a long career in country music in Nashville and here in Texas.  She shares her experiences of a lifetime in the music business and talks about her latest single "The Next Right Thing."

Gage Fontenot was born in the Cajun country of south Louisiana, but moved to the DFW area as a child.  He's been a Texan ever since and is working hard in the Texas music scene.  His latest single is "Know Somebody."

Lee Thomas grew up near the Gulf Coast of Texas in the small town of Santa Fe.  He tells us about mustering up the courage to sing at an open mic night at a restaurant in Houston in 2019.  He's been writing songs and performing ever since.  His latest single is "Pretty Woman of Mine."

Adysen Malik hails from Edna, Texas located in the southern part of the state.  She's a ranch girl who fell in love with theater, then made the transition to country music.  Her latest single is "White Dress Direction."