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For Wayne Sutton, former lead guitarist and co-songwriter for the ‘90s band Sister 7, music has been a lifelong journey. His latest solo album, “Blue Worm,” combines rock, folk and
This week's Austin360 On The Record looks at new and recent releases from Wayne Sutton, Tee Double, Asleep at the Wheel, Jamestown Revival and more.
Austin 360 Austin360 On The Record is a weekly roundup of new, recent and upcoming releases by local and Austin-associated recording artists. Typically we include only full-length albums and EPs, but because many artists have been releasing individual songs during the pandemic, we’re also occasionally presenting a “Singles Spotlight” overview of selected recent singles. Hard Working People Project, “Salt of the Earth.” We missed this one upon its release in October, but it’s worth reaching back to its inspiring message, which remains relevant in the new year. Renowned singer-songw...
Preview picks: Hearst Newspapers 1. Patrice Pike With most national touring acts still grounded, local venues have turned to local and regional artists to perform on their stages. Fortunately Texas has a lot to offer. Among those cycling through town is singer-songwriter Patrice Pike, who made her name in the ‘90s with Sister 7 before striking out on her own as a solo artist. In recent years she reunited with her old Sister 7 bandmate, guitarist Wayne Sutton as Pike & Sutton. The collaboration produced fruit, as the two released “Heart Is a Compass” last year before a pa...
Deborah Sengupta Stith Mobley “A Home Unfamiliar.” One month into the lockdown, pop composer Mobley tapped a community of artists whose lives had just been upended to create quick turnaround audio and video works conceptually guided by the piece’s title, “A Home Unfamiliar.” The stunning lineup of top Austin talent he assembled included Shakey Graves, Sabrina Ellis, Bright Light Social Hour, Deezie Brown and Kalu James working alongside local filmmakers. Collectively they created a haunting document of this moment in time that drifts between cerebral, retro, futuristic and earthly...