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New Time Zones

## Listen

**New Time Zones** is a band based in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## 2013-2014: Background

New Time Zones was originally formed in 2013 by lifelong friends David Rey and Harry Duff. NTZ began as all-original, instrumental indie rock, using vibrant percussion combined with distinctive melodies. NTZ is pressing a more aggressive dynamic wall of sound hidden within an upbeat coating.

## 2015-2018: Added Members, *Silhouettes at a Distance*, & *Stage One*

NTZ gained vocalist/lyricist Justin Shelton in 2015 and drummer Freddy Bell in 2018. Together, these veteran musicians create a unique and tight energetic approaches with each performance.

The band grabbed popularity with their debut EP *Silhouettes at a Distance* in 2017 to both local acclaim and widespread sales. The album’s poetic sound is a collision of punchy riffs, down-tempo electronica, and thoughtful vocals.

New Time Zones released their next EP, *Stage One* in 2018. Stage One represented an evolution and maturity of the raw NTZ sound, revealing new lyrical depths and a focused control of powerful melodies. *Stage One* includes both previously released singles, "Reflexions" and fan favorite "Scenes from Before".

In 2019, they added their original drummer Otto Stevenson as a second guitar player.

## 2020-Present

The band is currently planning to release new music in 2020 While continuing to grow as musicians, New Time Zones only continues to gain momentum with frequent shows and new fans.

## New Time Zones

### EP

2

EPs
* *Silhouettes at a Distance* (2017)
* *Stage One* (2018)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Spotify
K.C. Clifford (Album)

## Listen

**K.C. Clifford** is the fifth album and ninth release by the artist K.C. Clifford, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. It is her first full-length studio album since 2012's *The Tag Hollow Sessions*.

## Track listing

All songs written by K.C. Clifford except where noted.

1. "Music in Our Souls" — 3:06
2. "Let's Go Back" — 4:00
3. "Just in Case" — 3:36
4. "Call of Love" — 3:20
5. "One Good Reason" — 5:22
6. "No More Living Small" — 4:31
7. "You Couldn't Stay" — 3:20
8. "Rise Up" — 4:10
9. "Worth the Wait" — 3:53
10. "You and Me" — 3:21
11. "Ophelia" — 4:30
12. "Salt" — 3:31

## Personnel

K.C. Clifford
* K.C. Clifford — Vocals, Guitar

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
Metal Playlist

## Track Information

1. "Once Upon a Time" by Angelical Tears from the 2018 single "Once Upon a Time".
2. "Machaira" by XIII Minutes from the 2019 album *Obsessed*.
3. "Speed God and the Rise of the Motherfuckers from a Place Beyond Hell" by Rainbows are Free from the 2014 album *Waves Ahead of the Ocean*.
4. "Blow My Mind" by Dryvr from the 2020 single "Blow My Mind".
5. "Blood Diamond" by Understanding Eris from the 2019 album *Void Earth*.
6. "The Darkest Red" by The Agony Scene from the 2005 album *The Darkest Red*.
7. "Stagnant Water" by Anti-Mortem from the 2014 album *New Southern*.
8. "Structural Integrity in the Age of Falling Empire" by Senior Fellows from the 2016 album *The Christened Remains of an Evolutionary Catastrophe*.
9. "Fade the Blue Line" by Give Way from the 2019 album *Coalition*.
10. "A Golden Technique" by Destroyer Destroyer from the 2007 album *Littered with Arrows*.
11. "Signal Degredation" by Perseus from the 2020 album *Rise*.
12. "Survival Condition" by Komarov from the 2010 album *Soyuz-1*.
13. "Hunger" by Eternal Decision from the 1996 album *Eternal Decision*.
14. "Eat Your Heart Out" by Outline in Color from the 2016 album *Struggle*.
15. "Estranger" by Vangough from the 2009 album *Manikin Parade*.
16. "Uprising" by Horde Casket from the 2017 album *Xenopocalypse*.
17. "Infinite Struggle" by Against the Damned from the 2012 album *Against the Damned*.
18. "Creators of All Existence" by Basses Loaded from the 2018 album *Creators of All Existence*.
19. "Silience" by Aberrant Construct from the 2018 album *Silience*.
20. "Electric Chair" by Aggravated Nuisance from the 2019 Albums album *Deadly Forces*.
21. "Rendered Insane" by Longpig from the 2015 album *Devour All*.
22. "The River" by Dischordia from the 2016 album *Thanatopsis*.
23. "Mirrored Men" by Arkhon from the 2019 single "Mirrored Men".
24. "Metamorphosis" by Xerophthalmia from the 2019 album *Forlorn // Hope*.
25. "Unscathed" by All Seems Lost from the 2017 album *Unscathed*.
26. "Dissected Hollow" by Skysia from the 2018 album *Skysia*.
27. "Mein Madness" by Forté from the 1990 album *Dementia by Design.*
28. "Prison Skin" by Idre from the 2017 album *Unforgiving Landscapes*.
29. "The Mad King" by Sixth Gear from the 2019 single "The Mad King".
30. "Start Again" by Down for Five from the 2006 album *Time Has Come*.
Okie (Vince Gill Album)

## Listen

**Okie** is the eighteenth album by the artist Vince Gill, currently based out of Nashville, Tennessee.

## Track listing

All songs written by Vince Gill except where noted.

1. "I Don't Wanna Ride the Rails No More" — 4:28
2. "The Price of Regret" — 3:50
3. "Forever Changed" — 3:41
4. "An Honest Man" — 3:41
5. "What Choice Will You Make" — 4:13
6. "Black and White" — 3:46
7. "The Red Words" — 4:48
8. "When My Amy Prays" — 3:55
9. "A Letter to My Mama" — 3:36
10. "Nothin' Like a Guy Clark Song" — 5:03
11. "That Old Man of Mine" — 3:52
12. "A World Without Haggard" — 4:52

## Personnel

Vince Gill
* Vince Gill — Vocals, Guitar

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
Tail Lights in a Boomtown

## Listen

**Tail Lights in a Boomtown** is the fourteenth and final full-length album by the artist Brandon Jenkins, originally based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Twelve days after the album's release, Jenkins was hospitalized in Nashville and underwent surgery to replace his aorta and aortic valve. After the procedure, he experienced surgical complications and remained hospitalized until his death on March 2, 2018 at the age of 48.

## Track listing

All songs written by Brandon Jenkins except where noted.

1. "Turn on the Lights" — 3:43
2. "Somersault" — 4:10
3. "One Horse Town" — 2:48
4. "Fade to Black" — 4:06
5. "Til' the End of the World" — 4:37
6. "Be the Revival" — 3:54
7. "High Time" — 3:06
8. "Witching Hour" — 3:10
9. "Other Side of the Wall" — 3:25
10. "Tail Lights in a Boomtown" — 2:52

## Personnel

Brandon Jenkins
* Brandon Dean Jenkins — Vocals, Guitar
MercyMe

## Members

### Current Members

* Bart Millard (Vocals)
* Michael John Scheuchzer (Guitar, Keyboard, Vocals)
* Barry Graul (Guitar)
* Nathan Cochran (Bass, Keyboard, Vocals)
* Robin Shaffer (Drums, Percussion)

### Past Members

* James Phillip Bryson (Keyboard)
* Trent Austin (Drums)
* Kendall Combes (Bass, Vocals)

**MercyMe** is a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## MercyMe

### EP

2

Studio Albums
* *Pleased to Meet You* (1995)
* *Traces of Rain* (1997)
* *Traces of Rain, Volume II* (1998)
* *The Need* (1999)
* *The Worship Project* (1999)
* *Look* (2000)
* *Almost There* (2001)
* *Spoken For* (2002)
* *Undone* (2004)
* *The Christmas Sessions* (2005)
* *Coming Up to Breathe* (2006)
* *All That is Within Me* (2007)
* *The Generous Mr. Lovewell* (2010)
* *The Hurt & The Healer* (2012)
* *Welcome to the New* (2014)
* *MercyMe, It's Christmas!* (2015)
* *Lifer* (2017)

Compilation Albums
* *I Can Only Imagine: The Very Best of MercyMe* (2018)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Facebook
Oklahoma City Philharmonic

**Orchestra Members**

List of all members

**Oklahoma City Philharmonic** is an orchestra formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

The Oklahoma City Philharmonic owes a degree of its heritage to two predecessor professional symphonic orchestras in the city, the first having been launched in 1924 as the Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra. As a marker in history, the orchestra finished the 1928–1929 season, its fifth consecutive season, having performed 7 concerts during the winter to audiences of 2,000 in the Shrine Auditorium that had been erected in 1923.

The Second Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1938 with Ralph Asher Rose, Jr. (1911–1984) conducting the inaugural season. Rose was an Oklahoma City-born virtuoso violinist. He grew up in Bayside, New York, studied with Michael Press, and at Curtis beginning at age 12, then at Juilliard. He then worked as a violinist in Dallas. During the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s, under conductors Victor Alessandro and Guy Fraser Harrison (1894–1986), the Oklahoma Symphony attained national and international rank on several levels, helped by a regular series of radio broadcasts on the Mutual Broadcasting System and the Voice of America for American troops abroad. Conductor Ainslee Cox led the orchestra from 1974-1978.

In 1988, when the Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra was disbanded, Joel Alan Levine (born 1948) spearheaded the founding of the Oklahoma City Philharmonic with the help of individuals, corporations, and philanthropic institutions — culturally-minded civic leaders, the newly incorporated Oklahoma City Orchestra League, Inc., and grants from five major Oklahoma corporations (Oklahoma Gas & Electric, Oklahoma Publishing Company, Southwestern Bell, Kerr McGee, and First Interstate Bank). Adding Levine's nine consecutive seasons as associate conductor of the Oklahoma City Symphony (from 1979 to 1987), and his thirty-year tenure as music director and conductor of the Oklahoma City Philharmonic, he has led the orchestra for thirty-nine consecutive seasons, the longest of anyone in the City's history. In the 2017-2018 season, Alexander Mickelthwate joined the orchestra as "music director designate" while he finishes his term as music director of the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra. He was scheduled to become music director of the OKC Philharmonic in June 2018.

In September 2001, the OKC Philharmonic opened its season in the newly renovated Civic Center Music Hall. The renovation was one of several Metropolitan Area Projects (MAPS) and cost $52.2 million, resulting in a complete transformation of the performance chamber into the Thelma Gaylord Performing Arts Theater. In addition to a complete interior renovation, the new music hall included a multistory atrium, improved acoustics and a hydraulic orchestra pit. The Philharmonic is the largest professional performing-arts organization in the state, in terms of budget and performers employed.
Miracle Drug/Piece of Mind

## Listen

**Miracle Drug/Piece of Mind** is the fourth EP by the band Piece of Mind, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. The album is a split release with Miracle Drug, based out of Louisville, Kentucky.

## Track listing

All songs written by Miracle Drug and Piece of Mind except where noted.

1. "Kiss It Goodbye" — 1:34 (Miracle Drug)
2. "Dong Fang" — 2:54 (Miracle Drug)
3. "Neglect" — 2:27 (Piece of Mind)
4. "Nausea" — 2:17 (Piece of Mind)

## Personnel

Miracle Drug
* Bricks Avalon — Vocals
* Matt Wieder — Guitar
* Jeremy Holehan — Bass
* Thommy Browne — Drums

Piece of Mind
* Drew Pledger — Vocals
* Jacob Scott — Guitar
* Skyler Storm — Guitar
* Duston Anderson — Bass
* Luis Quiroz — Drums

Personnel
* Jacob Scott — Engineering
* Luis Quiroz — Engineering
* Jacob Scott — Mixing
* Dan Coutant — Mastering
* Codak Smith — Artwork

## External Links

* Bandcamp - Miracle Drug
* Bandcamp - Piece of Mind
Ryan & Ryan

**Ryan & Ryan** is a dynamic father-son piano duo formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma that draws upon classic and contemporary music to create enthralling concert experiences. From Rachmaninoff to Gershwin to Billy Joel, Donald and Barron Ryan combine their talents to create a dazzling blend of old and new schools.

A native of Trinidad & Tobago, Donald came to the United States to study music, earning degrees from Oral Roberts University and the University of Tulsa. He is well known as a master of diverse styles—evidenced by a diploma from the 9th International Chopin Competition as well as his induction into the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame. Donald has also earned the distinction of being among the most accomplished pianists in the world as a Steinway Artist.

Given his father’s profession, Barron’s choice of playing the piano is no surprise, and he has been no stranger to the stage since the age of four. He distinguished himself in piano studies at the University of Oklahoma and has been a featured soloist at the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame and the Tulsa Performing Arts Center, among many other venues. Barron has also been a prizewinner in numerous piano competitions, including the Oklahoma Israel Exchange Young Artists Competition in 2011.

As a performing team, Donald and Barron amaze audiences with their skill, expressiveness, and love of making music. Their experience in classical, jazz, ragtime, and funk allows them to create exciting new music and give fresh interpretations of old. Audiences everywhere have been thrilled by their renditions of selections from Grusin’s The Firm soundtrack as well as Rachmaninoff’s Second Suite for Two Pianos. Their performance of George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue has always earned a standing ovation.

The pair also emphasizes education. Each pianist has had extensive experience as a featured performer/speaker in the classroom—from earliest grades through university level—and so the duo understands well how to use music as a motivational tool for students.

## Ryan & Ryan

### Studio

2

Studio Albums
* *Face to Face* (2011)
* *Kickin' the Clouds Away* (2018)
Life Ruiner

## Listen

**Life Ruiner** is the fourth studio album and sixth album overall by the solo artist Morgueanne, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Mprgueanne except where noted.

1. "Tinnitus" — 3:14
2. "Call My Name" — 3:20
3. "Pop Rocker Teeny Bopper Cherry Popper" — 3:16
4. "Selective Jezebel" — 2:58
5. "Life Ruiner" — 6:19
6. "Pretty Little Peach" — 3:45
7. "Spider's Bible" — 4:46
8. "Vile Thing" — 3:35
9. "Cake Face" — 4:56
10. "Lucia" — 7:06
11. "Tinnitus (Cyborg's Lullaby Ver.)" — 3:01

## Personnel

Morgueanne
* Morgan DiMonica (Vocals, Keyboard, Programming)

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
Let's Go Dreaming

## Listen

**Let's Go Dreaming** is the sixth studio album and eleventh release by the solo artist Midday Static, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. It is the fourth inclusion in the "Daydreams" series of albums.

## Content

"Summertime Skyline" originally appeared on the EP *Summertime Skyline*.

## Track listing

All songs written by Midday Static, except where noted.

1. "Let's Go Dreaming" — 1:14
2. "September" — 2:25
3. "Pastel Blue" — 3:57
4. "Summertime Skyline" — 4:58
5. "As the Seasons Change" — 3:24
6. "Lonely Stranger" — 0:45
7. "Autumn Without You" — 4:20
8. "Broken Pieces" — 3:34
9. "Warmer Weather" — 4:11
10. "Monochrome" — 5:26
11. "Summers End" — 3:57
12. "One Last Sunset" — 1:42

## Personnel

Midday Static
* Dylan Boyd — Guitar, Programming

Production
* Dylan Boyd — Producer

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Morgueanne

## Listen

**Morgueanne DiMonica**, stylized as **Ｍｏｒｇｕｅａｎｎｅ**, is a nonbinary solo artist who started in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Morgueanne took an interest in music from birth, and began songwriting and composing at as early as three years old. Their motives are to educate about disabilities and mental health, address domestic and systematic/industrial abuse, advocate for equality, and to remind people that there is always help. Their music often touches on their own painful life experiences, having struggled with major depressive disorder from a very young age and developing PTSD as a teenager.

## Morgueanne

### EP

2

Studio Albums
* *Demotapes* (2015)
* *Covers* (2016)
* *The Dark Room* (2018)
* *Life Ruiner* (2019)

EPs
* *What the Fuck is Life?* (2016)
* *Over the Rainbow* (2016)

Singles
* *Home* (2016)
* *Heat* (2017)
* *Fairy Tales* (2020)
* *You Just Wanna Look* (2021)
* *Best Friends Forever* (2021)

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Facebook
* Spotify
Mike Dee & Stone Trio

**Mike Dee & Stone Trio** is a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Stone Trio had been playing funky instrumental hip hop since 2008. They crossed paths with Mike Dee in 2014 while working with Tulsa rap collective Oilhouse and have been making music together since.

## Mike Dee & Stone Trio

### EP

1

EPs
* *Mike Dee & Stone Trio* (2017)

Other Appearances
* *Vibrations from Tulsa* (2020)
Rose Stone Trio

### Associated Acts

James Kirk Jazz Quartet • Lillian McConnell • OSU-Tulsa University Orchestra • Tulsa Philharmonic • The New Christy Minstrels

## Members

### Current Members

* Lillian McConnell (Harpsichord)
* Linda Barton Paul (Harp)
* Tammy Kirk (Flute)

## Contact

### Booking

Lillian McConnell

**Rose Stone Trio** is a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Rose Stone Trio

### Studio

1

Studio Albums
* *Rose Stone Trio* (1999)
* Christmas Traditions (2017)
Mountain Smoke

### Associated Acts

Billy Perry's Bluegrass Jam • The Bluegrass ReVue • The Byron Berline Band • K.C. Clifford • Vince Gill • Michael Martin Murphy • Turpentine Cats • Wendel Adkins • Williams and Clark Expedition

## Members

### Current Members

* Billy Perry (Banjo, Mandolin, Guitar, Vocals)
* Randy Sanders (Fiddle, Vocals)
* Katie Barrick (Fiddle, Vocal)
* Tom Bergman (Guitar, Banjo, Vocals)
* Kenny Davis (Resonator, Pedal Steel)
* Steve Short (Drums, Percussion)
* Richard Sharp (Bass, Vocals)
* Hal Clifford (Guitar, Vocals)

### Past Members

* Vincent Gill (Dobro, Banjo, Guitar, Vocals)
* Bob Cuadrado (Bass)
* Jim Wagoner (Guitar, Vocals)
* Max Boydstun
* Roger Mashore (Bass, Vocals)
* Jackie Mashore (Accordion, Vocals)
* Rusty Swanson
* George Crenshaw
* Richard Linhardt
* David Thomasan (Vocals, Drums, Guitar, Bass)
* Russ Christopher (Mandolin, Guitar, Vocals)
* Don Funnell (Drums, Percussion)
* Jimmy Gyles (Fiddle, Mandolin, Guitar, Vocals)

* Regina Harcourt (Percussion, Guitar, Vocals)
* David Coe (Fiddle)

## Contact

### Booking

Hal Clifford

**Mountain Smoke** is a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Playing a mixture of their original songs and music they have adapted to their unique style, Mountain Smoke will take you on a musical journey. With a smile, they will tell you, “We have played at the White House in Washington D.C., in the Round Barn in Arcadia, Oklahoma and most everywhere in between.” The group is also known for launching the musical careers of Vincent Gill, Bobby Clark, and David Coe.

In addition to performing at The White House and for Presidents Gerald Ford, George Bush, Jimmy Carter, and every Oklahoma Governor since 1973, the band's list of performance credits reads like a who’s who in bluegrass and country music.

## Mountain Smoke

### Studio

7

Studio Albums
* *On Blue Ridge* (1975)
* *Lettin' It Slip Away* (1976)
* *Sing & Dance Again* (2006)
* *Bluegrass Hop* (2007)
* *The River Road* (2009)
* *Roads Well Traveled* (2013)
* *"50", 50th Anniversary* (2023)
Junebug Spade (Album)

## Listen

**Junebug Spade** is the debut EP by the band Junebug Spade, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Junebug Spade except where noted.

1. "Beyond the Horizon" — 3:49
2. "Just Another" — 2:53
3. "Buckshot" — 3:38
4. "Happy Medium" — 5:23
5. "Awake (Slow Down)" — 4:30
6. "Monstrosity" — 3:08

## Personnel

Junebug Spade
* Peter Anthony Seay — Vocals, Guitar
* Dustin Hunt — Guitar, Vocals
* AJ Sadeghi — Guitar
* Kyle Mayfield — Bass
* Matt Barrett — Drums

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Kids in the Street

## Listen

**Kids in the Street** is the fifth album by the band The All-American Rejects, originally based out of Stillwater, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Tyson Ritter & Nick Wheeler except where noted.

1. "Someday's Gone" — 3:25
2. "Beekeeper's Daughter" — 3:33
3. "Fast and Slow" — 4:00
4. "Heartbeat Slowing Down" — 4:44
5. "Walk Over Me" — 3:59
6. "Out the Door" — 3:39
7. "Kids in the Street" — 4:45
8. "Bleed Into Your Mind" — 2:43
9. "Gonzo" — 5:06
10. "Affection" — 4:44
11. "I for You" — 2:34

Deluxe Edition
1. "Someday's Gone" — 3:25
2. "Beekeeper's Daughter" — 3:33
3. "Fast and Slow" — 4:00
4. "Heartbeat Slowing Down" — 4:44
5. "Walk Over Me" — 3:59
6. "Out the Door" — 3:39
7. "Kids in the Street" — 4:45
8. "Bleed Into Your Mind" — 2:43
9. "Gonzo" — 5:06
10. "Affection" — 4:44
11. "I for You" — 2:34
12. "Drown Next to Me" — 6:52
13. "Someday's Gone" (Demo) — 3:55
14. "Bleed Into Your Mind" (Demo) — 2:42
15. "Do Me Right" (Demo) — 3:35

## Personnel

The All-American Rejects
* Tyson Ritter — Vocals, Bass, Piano, Keyboard
* Nick Wheeler — Guitar, Programming, Drums, Percussion
* Mike Kennerty – Guitar
* Chris Gaylor – Drums, Percussion

Additional Musicians
* Alex Kandel – Vocals (Track: 1)
* Willy Wells – Bass (Track: 10), Vocals (Tracks: 2, 6)
* Audra Mae – Vocals (Tracks: 2, 3, 7)
* Zack Ritter – Vocals (Track: 2)
* The Mac – Vocals (Tracks: 2, 6)
* Julianne Lackey – Vocals (Tracks: 2, 6)
* Nick Fishbaugh – Vocals (Tracks: 2, 6)
* Sean Caragher – Vocals (Tracks: 2, 6)
* Jeremiah Langdon – Vocals (Tracks: 2, 6)
* Jackie Petrie – Vocals (Tracks: 2, 6)
* Natalie Besharat – Vocals (Tracks: 2, 6)
* MIKA – Vocals (Track: 4)
* Greg Wells – Piano, Keyboard, Programming
* Kevin Saulnier – Piano (Track; 10)
* Lenny Castro – Percussion
* Elizaveta – Vocals (Track: 8)
* Joel McNeely – Orchestra Arrangements
* Ron Blake – Horns (Track: 1)
* Francisco Torres – Horns (Track: 1)

Production
* Greg Wells – Producer, Mixing (Tracks: 11, 12)
* Nick Wheeler – Producer (Track: 11)
* Serban Ghenea – Mixing
* Ian MacGregor – Recording Engineer
* Chris Owens – Assistant Recording Engineer
* John Hanes – Mixing Engineer
* Phil Seaford – Assistant Mixing Engineer
* Jeremiah Langdon – Guitar Tech
* John Oreshnick – Drum Tech
* Sean Caragher – Monitor Engineer
* Jon Danovic – Photography
* Brennan Maxwell – Photography
* Jon Danovic – Creative
* Ianthe Zevos – Creative
* Mamelok Papercraft – Mask Design

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
Orange Sunshine

## Listen

**Far Away from Here** is the debut EP by the solo artist Midday Static, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Midday Static, except where noted.

1. "'77 Summer Sun" — 1:11
2. "Betatape" — 4:57
3. "Synthesized Dreams" — 3:44
4. "Orange Sunshine" — 3:29
5. "Cassette Memory" — 1:09

## Personnel

Midday Static
* Dylan Boyd — Guitar, Programming

Production
* Dylan Boyd — Producer
My Solstice

### Associated Acts

The Bourgeois • Bravo Delta • Congress of a Crow • FuZed • Groucho • Mercy Street • Outmind • The Sex • Wreckless Process • The Accident Experiment

## Members

### Past Members

* Brandon Davis (Vocals)
* Dustin Howard (Guitar)
* Tom Pritner (Bass)
* Ely Gattenby (Drums)
* Nathan Lindley (Drums)

**My Solstice** was a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## My Solstice

### EP

2

Studio Albums
* *Persistence of Vision* (2008)

EPs
* *Beyond the Horizon* (2007)
* *Passion in Progress* (2010)
Ludo

## Listen

**Ludo** is a band based in St. Louis, Missouri, where they initially began formation. The band later relocated to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where they solidified their lineup.

## Ludo

### EP

1

Studio Albums
* *Ludo* (2003)
* *You're Awful, I Love You* (2008)
* *Prepare the Preparations* (2010)

EPs
* *Broken Bride* (2005)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Spotify
King's Mouth: Music and Songs

## Listen

**King's Mouth: Music and Songs** is the eighteenth studio album by the band The Flaming Lips from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The band will issue just 4,000 copies of the LP, which will be pressed on gold vinyl and will only be available at participating independent record stores on Record Store Day. Another version of the album won’t hit the marketplace until July.

The music on King’s Mouth parallels that in Coyne’s immersive art installation of the same name, in which viewers crawl into a large metallic head to experience a music-driven LED light show. The new album will also be accompanied by a book, King’s Mouth: Immerse Heap Trip Fantasy Experience, which Coyne wrote and illustrated.

“The King’s Mouth immersive/child-like qualities are born from the same spark and womb as The Flaming Lips live performances,” Coyne said of the overall project. “The King’s Mouth adventure was made for humans of all sizes, ages, cultures, and religions.”

## Content

The album is narrated by Mick Jones of The Clash.

## Track listing

All songs written by The Flaming Lips except where noted.

1. "We Don't Know How and We Don't Know Why" — 1:10
2. "The Sparrow" — 5:38
3. "Giant Baby" — 3:51
4. "Mother Universe" — 1:51
5. "How Many Times??" — 3:22
6. "Electric Fire" — 4:45
7. "All for the Life of the City" — 4:39
8. "Feedaloodum Beedle Dot" — 2:50
9. "Funeral Parade" — 2:58
10. "Dipped in Steel" — 1:28
11. "Mouth of the King" — 4:48
12. "How Can a Head??" — 4:09

## Personnel

The Flaming Lips
* Wayne Coyne — Vocals, Guitars, Theremin
* Michael Ivins — Bass, Keyboard, Vocals
* Steven Drozd — Guitar, Keyboard, Bass, Drums, Vocals
* Derek Brown — Guitar, Keyboard, Percussion, Vocals
* Jake Ingalls — Keyboard, Vocals
* Matt Duckworth — Drums, Percussion, Keyboard, Vocals
* Nicholas Ley — Percussion, Drums, Samples

Additional Musicians
* Mick Jones — narrator
Oklahoma

### Associated Acts

0017 • And There Stand Empires • Aqueduct • Callupsie • Damezumari • Daniel(((S))) • Epperley • Ira • Secret Agent Teenager

## Members

### Past Members

* Ciarra McCallister (Vocals)
* Matthew Nader ( Guitar)
* Chris Hyde (Guitar)
* Jeff Johnston (Bass)
* Daniel Sutcliffe (Bass)
* John Truskett (Drums)

**Oklahoma** was a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Oklahoma

### EP

1

EPs
* Unknown (2002)
Kingdom of Ashes (Album)

## Listen

**Kingdom of Ashes** is the debut album by the band Kingdom of Ashes, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Kingdom of Ashes except where noted.

1. "Distress Signal" — 1:08
2. "1432" — 3:45
3. "Space Alien" — 3:28
4. "New Nebraska" — 3:52
5. "The Gate" — 5:39
6. "Noon Moon" — 3:58
7. "Snake Face" — 3:18
8. "Mebra" — 3:35
9. "Techniquesh" — 5:22

## Personnel

Kingdom of Ashes
* Ron Ramsey — Guitar
* Micah Smith — Guitar, Bass
* TJ Masters — Drums
Life Lessons

## Members

### Current Members

* Kaden Birdson (Vocals)
* Josh O'Dell (Guitar, Vocals)
* Andrew Wasson (Bass)
* Alex Akins (Guitar)
* Chris Lewis (Drums)

## Contact

### Booking

Jason Parent, Brad Wiseman

**Life Lessons** is a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Life Lessons

### EP

3

EPs
* *What the Silence Meant* (2015)
* *I Know What I'm Not* (2016)
* *Best When In Motion* (2017)
Midday Static

## Midday Static

### Genres

Electronic • Dreampop • Synthpop • Chillwave

## Listen

**Midday Static** is a solo artist based in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Midday Static

### Live

1

Studio Albums
* *Kodachrome* (2016)
* *Ektachrome* (2017)
* *Verichrome* (2017)
* *Dreamcatcher* (2018)
* *You in June* (2019)
* *Let's Go Dreaming* (2020)

EPs
* *Orange Sunshine* (2015)
* *Turquoise Summer* (2016)
* *Far Away from Here* (2016)
* *Summertime Skyline* (2016)
* *The Remix EP* (2016)

Live Albums
* *Live* (2020)

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Obscure Sanity (Album)

## Listen

**Obscure Sanity** is the second album by the band Obscure Sanity, based out of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.

## Content

Tracks 2-6 are taken from the EP *Tales from the Underworld*.

## Track listing

All songs written by Obscure Sanity except where noted.

1. "Delirium" — 2:00
2. "Tales from the Underworld" — 4:33
3. "Full Moon" — 5:15
4. "Conqueror" — 4:33
5. "My Sin is Wrath" — 3:24
6. "Redrum" — 4:28

## Personnel

Obscure Sanity
* Joe Martinez — Vocals
* Owen Ellis — Guitar
* Elijah Martinez — Guitar
* Alex Crawford — Bass
* Joseph James — Drums

Additional Musicians
* Braxton Marshall — Vocals (Track: 2)

## External Links

* iTunes
* Spotify
Light the Skies Electric

## Listen

**Light the Skies Electric** is the debut full-length album and second release by the band Mudd Flux, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Content

"All I Am (Am I)", "Burn Me On", "Cosmic I", & "Beyond Our Horizon" were previously released on the 2018 EP *MDFX*.

## Track listing

All songs written by Mudd Flux except where noted.

1. "Loadout" — 3:58
2. "All I Am (Am I)" — 4:19
3. "Burn Me On" — 4:25
4. "Beyond Our Horizon" — 7:00
5. "Cosmic I" — 5:00
6. "Beneath Broad Sails" — 4:52
7. "Carousel" — 5:01

## Personnel

Mudd Flux
* Becky Scheufler Young — Vocals
* Jason Gautney — Guitar, Vocals
* Richard Young — Bass
* Zachary Kuder — Drums

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
Nicnos (Album)

## Listen

**Nicnōs** is the debut album by the band Nicnōs, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Nicnōs except where noted.

1. "You Don't Own Me" — 4:25
2. "Sing" — 3:26
3. "Something You Should Know" — 3:28
4. "Breaking Before the Fall" — 3:44
5. "She Don't Want Me" — 3:29
6. "Miss Lonely" — 4:13
7. "Hold Me" — 4:11
8. "Into the Ground" — 3:35
9. "Son of a Bastard" — 3:17
10. "Reverbed" — 3:26
11. "Fire" — 3:27
12. "Doghouse" — 2:59

## Personnel

Nicnōs
* Joshua Cox (Vocals, Guitar)
* Nick Sigman (Guitar)
* Jared Gaiser (Bass)
* Blake Parks (Fiddle)
* Jerred Bauer (Drums, Vocals)
Johnny Polygon

## Listen

**Johnny Polygon** is a solo artist who started in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Johnny Polygon

### Live

1

Studio Albums
* *Journey to I* (2001)
* *Soldier and the Dancer* (2002)
* *Plan B* (2003)
* *Leggo My Ego* (2004)
* *Meaty-Ogre* (2006)
* *Rebel Without Applause* (2010)
* *Catch-Up* (2010)
* *The Nothing* (2013)
* *Water Damage* (2013)
* *I Love You, Goodnight* (2015)
* *Teddy Bear Massacre: Vol. 1* (2019)

EPs
* *Group Hug* (2009)
* *Wolf in Cheap Clothing* (2010)

Live Albums
* *Jam in the Van* (2017)

Other Appearances
* *Rock N' Roll Dreams of Duncan Christopher* (2012)
Moonlight & Love Songs

## Listen

**Moonlight & Love Songs** is the twenty-first album and twenty-fifth release by the artist Leon Russell, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Leon Russell except where noted.

1. "Orchestra Tuning" — 0:20
2. "The Very Thought of You" — 4:12
3. "That's All" — 3:05
4. "My Funny Valentine" — 3:45
5. "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" — 3:24
6. "Stormy Weather" — 3:22
7. "Once in Awhile" — 4:13
8. "That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day)" — 5:18
9. "Round Midnight" — 3:38
10. "Shadow Of Your Smile" — 4:25
11. "As Time Goes By" — 3:42
12. "Angel Eyes" — 4:18

## Personnel

Leon Russell
* Claude Russell Bridges — Vocals, Piano, Keyboard

Additional Musicians
* Edgar Winter — Saxophone
* Jim Price — Trumpet
* The Nashville Symphony — Orchestra
* Bruce Hornsby — Piano (Track: 8)

Production
* Ray Noble — Writer (Track: 2)
* Alan Brandt — Co-Writer (Track: 2)
* Bob Haymes — Co-Writer (Co-Track: 2)
* Lorenz Hart — Co-Writer (Track: 3)
* Richard Rodgers — Co-Writer (Track: 3)
* Otto Harbach — Co-Writer (Track: 4)
* Jerome Kern — Co-Writer (Track: 4)
* Harold Arlen — Co-Writer (Track: 5)
* Ted Koehler — Co-Writer (Track: 5)
* Michael Edwards — Co-Writer (Track: 6)
* Bud Green — Co-Writer (Track: 6)
* Haven Gillespie — Co-Writer (Track: 7)
* Harry B. Smith — Co-Writer (Track: 7)
* Bernie Hanighen — Co-Writer (Track: 8)
* Thelonious Monk — Co-Writer (Track: 8)
* Cootie Williams — Co-Writer (Track: 8)
* Johnny Mandel — Co-Writer (Track: 9)
* Paul Francis Webster — Co-Writer (Track: 9)
* Herman Hupfeld — Writer (Track: 10)
* Earl Brent — Co-Writer (Track: 11)
* Matt Dennis — Co-Writer (Track: 11)

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
Teddy Bear Massacre: Vol. 1

## Listen

**Teddy Bear Massacre: Vol. 1** is the eleventh album by the solo artist Johnny Polygon, based out of Los Angeles, California.

## Track listing

All songs written by Johnny Polygon except where noted.

1. "Spoiler Alert (Johnny Dies at the End)" — 2:56
2. "Mr. No Friends" — 2:53
3. "Easy to Say" — 4:33
4. "White Girl Wasted" — 3:09
5. "Bad Habits" — 4:01
6. "Who Knows" — 3:47
7. "Haircut" — 2:31
8. "All My Ex Girlfriend's are Famous" — 3:32
9. "Fake Deep" — 4:25
10. "Tokyo Bang" — 4:13

## Personnel

Johnny Polygon
* John Armour — Vocals

Additional Musicians
* Jay Red — Vocals (Track: 3)
* Amea — Vocals (Track:6)
Maggie Fingers

## Listen

**Maggie Fingers** is the third album by the band Planet What, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Planet What except where noted.

1. "Kelly 33" — 2:39
2. "Lemon Lime Looker" — 3:29
3. "Meat Scissors" — 1:44
4. "Le Garçon Rat" — 3:37
5. "Cheese" — 3:17

## Personnel

Planet What
* Kylie Slabby — Vocals, Guitar
* Jeanette Derubeis — Vocals, Guitar
* Kenny — Bass
* Ryan — Drums

Production
* CM Rodriguez — Recording, Mixing, Mastering

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
Kyle Dillingham

## Kyle Dillingham

### Associated Acts

Kyle and Andrea • Kyle Dillingham & Horseshoe Road

## Listen

**Kyle Dillingham** is a solo artist who started in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Kyle Dillingham

### Soundtrack

1

Studio Albums
* *Behind Closed Eyes* (2007)
* *A Very Kyle Christmas* (2011)
* *The Gospel Fiddler* (2012)
* *Broken Beyond Repair* (2015)

EPs
* *Demos & Premieres* (2012) with Callen Clarke

Soundtracks
* *Il Fait Beau* (2016)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Spotify
Kelly Willis

**Kelly Willis** is a solo artist born in Lawton, Oklahoma, who started her career in Annandale, Virginia. She is currently based out of Austin, Texas.

## Kelly Willis

### Compilation

1

Studio Albums
* *Well Travelled Love* (1990)
* *Bang Bang* (1991)
* *Kelly Willis* (1993)
* *What I Deserve* (1999)
* *Easy* (2002)
* *Happy Holidays* (2003)
* *Translated from Love* (2007)
* *Cheater's Game* (2013) with Bruce Robison
* *Our Year* (2014) with Bruce Robison
* *Back Being Blue* (2018)

EPs
* *Fading Fast* (1993)

Compilation Albums
* *One More Time: The MCA Recordings* (2000)
Michael Ray Little

## Members

### Current Members

* **Michael Ray Little** (Vocals, Guitar)

**Michael Ray Little**, is a solo artist who started in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Michael Ray Little

### Studio

5

Albums
* *Flying Boy* (2007)
* *Star Crossed and All That Jazz* (2009) (as The Michael Ray Little Band)
* *Off the Coast of Your Heart*
* *​Sigh in the Night Grass* (2017)
* *Here on Earth* (2019)
Landscape of Cadavers

## Content

"Grotesque Contents", and "Order of the Tyrant" originally appeared on the EP *Horde Casket*. "Repository Necrotic Inception" was also included on the expanded version.

## Track listing

All songs written by Horde Casket except where noted.

1. "Cerebral Dissection" — 2:43
2. "Back Country Meth Massacre" — 2:50
3. "Grotesque Contents" — 3:26
4. "Violent Domination" — 4:27
5. "House of the Repulsive Mortifying" — 2:39
6. "Repository Necrotic Inception" — 3:42
7. "Order of the Tyrant" — 4:12

## Personnel

Horde Casket
* Tyler Kemp — Vocals
* Matt Grice — Vocals, Guitar
* Steve Giddens — Vocals, Guitar
* Reymundo Campos — Bass
* Kevin Bernardy — Drums

Production
* Kevin Bernardy — Artwork
Plastic Psalms

## Members

### Past Members

Connor Phipps

**Plastic Psalms** is a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Plastic Psalms

### EP

3

Studio Albums
* *Dutch Amonia Plant* (2018)
* *3,391* (2020)

EPs
* *Plastic Dü* (2018)
* *An Affront to Reason* (2019)
* *Self-Stained Slate* (2021)

Other Appearances
* *Vibrations from Tulsa* (2020)
* *Tape Dad Comp 2020* (2020)
* *Tape Dad Comp 2021* (2021)
Designer Genes

## Listen

**Designer Genes** is the third EP and fourth release by the artist The Bourgeois, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by The Bourgeois except where noted.

1. "Designer Genes" — 3:16
2. "We Are What We Pretend to Be" — 2:48
3. "Summer of George" — 3:38
4. "Be Careful With That Sound, It's an Antique" — 2:25

## Personnel

The Bourgeois
* Zachary Mobley — Vocals, Guitar
* Vance Young — Bass
* Ty Clark — Drums

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
Oblyvaeon

## Oblyvaeon

### Genres

Electronic • Industrial • Electro-Industrial

## Members

### Past Members

Rob Miller

**Oblyvaeon** was a solo artist based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Oblyvaeon

### Studio

7

Studio Albums
* *508R137Y* (1996)
* *Forget Me Not* (1997)
* *-0^3i* (1998)
* *Mode 7* (1998)
* *Ashamed to be Human* (2001)
* *Every Man for Himself* (2003)
* *Excessive Force* (2004)

Compilation Albums
* *The Worst ov Oblyvaeon: A Ten Year Retrospective* (2006)
Native Lights

## Native Lights

### Associated Acts

Ester Drang • Unwed Sailor • Pedro the Lion • Roadside Monument

## Members

### Past Members

* Bryce Chambers (Vocals, Guitar)
* Johnathon Ford (Bass)
* Braden Maida (Drums)
* Aaron Hamby (Drums)

**Native Lights** was a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Native Lights

### EP

1

Studio Albums
* *Native Lights* (2015)

EPs
* *Blackwater* (2010)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Bandcamp
Long Road (Admiral Grey Album)

## Listen

**Long Road** is the debut EP by the band Admiral Grey, based out of Oklahoma City released in 2012.

## Track listing

All songs written by Aaron Pose and Admiral Grey except "I Don't Care" written by Marshal Dutton and Aaron Pose.

1. "Pulling Strings" – 3:39
2. "Don't Know Me at All" – 3:49
3. "I Don't Care" – 3:31
4. "Forget About You" – 3:52
5. "My World" – 3:15
6. "Long Ride Home" – 4:16

## Personnel

### Admiral Grey

* Aaron Pose (Vocals, Drums, Percussion)
* Krishen Anthony (Guitars, Vocals)
* Geneva Arena (Bass)
* Justin Labosco (Drums)

**Additional Musicians**

* Marshal Dutton (Guitar: Tracks 3, 5)

**Production**

* Marshal Dutton – recording, mixing, mastering (Tracks: 1-5)
* Admiral Grey – recording, mixing, mastering (Tracks: 1-6)
Other Lives

## Members

### Current Members

* Jesse Tabish (Vocals, Piano, Guitar)
* Jonathon Mooney (Piano, Violin, Guitar, Percussion, Trumpet)
* Josh Onstott (Bass, Keyboard, Percussion, Guitar, Vocals)

### Past Members

* Eric Kiner (Guitar, Lap Steel, Keyboard, Harmonica)
* Jenny Hsu (Cello, Piano)
* Colby Owens (Drums)

## Contact

### Booking

Jackie Nalpant @ Paradigm Agency

**Other Lives** is a band formed in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

## Other Lives

### EP

2

Studio Albums
* *Flight of the Flynns* (2006) as Kunek
* *Other Lives* (2009)
* *Tamer Animals* (2011)
* *Rituals* (2015)
* *For Their Love* (2020)
* *Sicily Sessions* (2020)

EPs
* *Other Lives* (2008)
* *Mind the Gap* (2012)

## External Links

* Official Store
* Facebook
* iTunes
Stephen Speaks

## Members

### Current Members

* Rockwell Ryan Ripperger (Vocals, Guitar)

### Live Members

* Matthew Samuelson (Keyboard)
* Dain Samuelson (Percussion)

## Listen

**Stephen Speaks** is a solo artist based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Stephen Speaks

### EP

3

Studio Albums
* *Symptoms of Love* (2008)
* *Christmas with Friends 2* (2010)
* *Age of the Underdog* (2011)
* *Christmas with Friends 3* (2011)
* *Christmas with Friends 2012* (2012)

EPs
* *No More Doubt* (2003)
* *One More Day* (2006)
* *Christmas with Friends* (2009)

Compilations
* *Doubting Thomas* (1999)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Facebook
* Spotify
Merry Christmas, Ya Filthy Animal

## Listen

**Merry Christmas, Ya Filthy Animal** is the first EP, first Christmas album, and third release by the band Brother Rabbit, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Brother Rabbit except where noted.

1. "Little Drummer Boy” — 4:21
2. "The Christmas Waltz” — 3:49
3. "God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen” — 4:19
4. "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” — 2:17

## Personnel

Brother Rabbit
* Susie McCombs — Vocals, Ukulele, Melodica
* James Reza — Guitar, Drums, Bass, Keyboard, Percussion, Melodica, Accordion, Tuba, Vocals

Production
* Katherine Kennicott Davis — Writer (Track: 1)
* Sammy Cahn — Co-Writer (Track: 2)
* Jule Styne — Co-Writer (Track: 2)
* Traditional — Track: 3
* Hugh Martin — Composer (Track: 4)
* Ralph Blane — Writer (Track: 4)
Shallow Grave for a Dying God

## Listen

**Shallow Grave for a Dying God** is the second album by the band Senior Fellows, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Senior Fellows except where noted.

1. "Flag of Convenience" — 3:18
2. "Examining the Pros and Cons of Torturing White Collar Criminals" — 4:48
3. "Doctrine Contrary to the Established Faith" — 2:26
4. "Abstraction and the Nationalism Disease Exemplified" — 3:27
5. "The Willing Consent to Your Own Oppression" — 4:29
6. "95th Meridian" — 3:01
7. "Bereft of Fortune and Adrift" — 5:38
8. "Depravity and Encouraged Malfeasance in What Passes as Modern Day Law Enforcement" — 2:42
9. "An Economic Framework Based on Unsustainable Cruelty" — 4:34
10. "Religion and Other Forms of Man-Made Disaster" — 6:06

## Personnel

Senior Fellows
* Chad Malone — Vocals
* Champ Morgan — Vocals
* Julia H. — Vocals
* James Plumlee — Vocals, Guitar, Bass
* Zach Litwack — Bass
* Nicholas Flores — Drums

Production
* James Plumlee — Engineering
* Ryan Harvey — Engineering, Mixing
* Brad Boatright — Mastering
* Julia H. — Artwork

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Kyle Reid

### Associated Acts

A Holey Sole • Kyle Reid & the Low Swingin' Chariots • Magnificent Bird • Young Readers

## Members

### Current Members

* Kyle Reid (Vocals, Guitar, Cigar Box Guitar, Bass, Piano, Organ, Harmonica)

## Listen

**Kyle Reid** is a solo artist based out of Norman, Oklahoma.

## Kyle Reid

### EP

1

Studio Albums
* *With My Own Hands* (2012)
* *Love and Trust (In the Age of St. Sugar Britches)* (2018)

EPs
* *Home Recordings* (2011)
* *Sawdust in My Bed* (2012)
* *Don't Be Afraid* (2015)
* *SnackMix* (2020)

Other Appearances
* *The Oklahoma Room at Folk Alliance 2018* (2018)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Spotify
Stormcoming!

## Listen

**Stormcoming!** is the debut album by the band The Odyssey, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by The Odyssey except where noted.

1. "I Love You Back" — 3:43
2. "Forgotten Souls" — 4:06
3. "Mr. Nice Guy" — 3:20
4. "Greener Pastures" — 3:40
5. "75 to Ramona" — 6:01
6. "You Were Gone" — 4:12

## Personnel

The Odyssey
* Cobey Brown — Vocals, Guitar
* Derek Johnson — Keyboard, Guitar
* Elijah Avery — Bass

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
Product of the Northside

## Listen

**Product of the Northside** is the fourth album by the solo artist VenomStayDrippin, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by VenomStayDrippin except where noted.

1. "Intro" — 0:26
2. "Drippin'" — 2:52
3. "On It" — 3:24
4. "Hail Mary" — 3:00
5. "My Plug" — 3:12
6. "Vros" — 2:42
7. "They Don't" — 3:36
8. "So Wrong" — 5:35
9. "Dope" — 3:23
10. "That Shit" — 4:12
11. "Can We" — 4:06
12. "Distractions" — 3:52

## Personnel

VenomStayDrippin
* Elizabeth Gray — Vocals

Additional Musicians
* KV$hkey — Vocals: Track 2
* LB tha Genius — Vocals: Track 7
* King Kash — Vocals: Track 8
* Marco Park$ — Vocals: Tracks 8, 11
* Millz — Vocals: Track 9
* Ouiija — Vocals: Track 10

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
Roots & Rock 'N' Roll

## Listen

**Roots & Rock 'N' Roll** is the eighteenth EP (seventeenth hanson.net exclusive) and thirty-ninth release by the band Hanson, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was released in 2015.

## Content

The album was inspired by their then-forthcoming Roots & Rock 'N' Roll Tour, which featured 2 nights in each city: one night of cover songs and one night of original songs.

## Track listing

1. "I Want to Take You Higher" — 3:33 (by Sly and the Family Stone)
2. "Hold On I'm Coming" — 2:57 (by Sam & Dave)
3. "Remember the Time" — 3:38 (by Michael Jackson)
4. "I Believe in a Thing Called Love" — 3:28 (by The Darkness)
5. "Thinking Out Loud" — 5:17 (by Ed Sheeran)

## Personnel

Hanson
* Isaac Hanson — Vocals, Guitar
* Taylor Hanson — Vocals, Keyboard
* Zac Hanson — Vocals, Drums
PC Quest

### Associated Acts

Cloud2Ground • Dangerous Insects • Hybridigital • Me and My Shadow • Mirror Machines • Paradign • R.R.D.S. • Shiny Toy Guns • Slyder

## Members

### Past Members

* Gregori Chad Petree (Vocals)
* Stephen Petree (Vocals)
* Drew Nichols (Vocals)
* Kim Whipkey (Vocals)

**PC Quest**, stylized as **pc Quest**, was a band formed in Shawnee, Oklahoma. They were managed by George Tobin, best known for managing Tiffany, and Tim James, one half of the duo Rock Mafia. They were featured in Bop and Teen Beat magazine as teen idols. The name was an acronym for "Pop Chart Quest" and intended to dethrone the likes of New Kids on the Block on the pop charts.

The quartet was originally signed to Geffen Records in 1990, but an initial release of "After The Summer's Gone" that fall to Contemporary hit radio stations through both Geffen and Giant Records failed to chart. Months later, now signed to Tobin's Headlinerecords and RCA Records, their "Can I Call You My Girl?" became a minor hit, followed by a reissue of "After The Summer's Gone", which narrowly missed the top 40 on the Billboard Hot 100. A 1992 follow-up album failed to yield any hits, and the group parted ways.

Group member Gregori Chad Petree would find success years later as one of the leaders of indie rock band Shiny Toy Guns, with brother Stephen credited as a writer on several of the band's songs.

## PC Quest

### Studio

2

Studio Albums
* *pc Quest* (1991)
* *Directions* (1992)
Roads Well Traveled

## Listen

**The River Road** is the fifth studio album by Mountain Smoke.

## Content

"July You're a Woman" was first recorded on On Blue Ridge. "Sing and Dance" was first recorded on Sing & Dance Again.

## Track listing

1. "Brand New Man" — 2:45
2. "Wild Horses" — 3:28
3. "American Dream" — 3:44
4. "Annie" — 4:11
5. "Live Laugh and Love" — 4:03
6. "July You're a Woman" — 3:39 (John Stewart)
7. "Long Wide Open Road" — 5:19
8. "Cora is Gone" — 3:16
9. "Airline to Heaven" — 4:51
10. "Sing and Dance" — 4:06
11. "Teach Your Children" — 2:51
12. "Driving on Hogback Road Medley" — 4:35
13. "Simple Kind of Love" — 3:24
14. "Galway Girl" — 2:45
15. "Rocky Top" — 3:18

## Personnel

### Mountain Smoke

* Hal Clifford — Guitar
* Bill Perry — Banjo, Guitar
* Russ Christopher — Bass, Vocals
Play

## Listen

**Loud** is the twentieth EP (nineteenth hanson.net exclusive) and forty-first release by the band Hanson, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was released in 2016.

## Content

"Joyful Noise" was re-recorded with the Prague Symphony for the 2018 album *String Theory*.

## Track listing

All songs written by Isaac Hanson, Taylor Hanson, and Zac Hanson except where noted.

1. "Do You Believe in Love" — 3:53
2. "Freak Out" — 2:40
3. "Man on Top" — 3:19
4. "Joyful Noise" — 4:03
5. "Feeling Alive" — 4:23

## Personnel

Hanson
* Isaac Hanson — Vocals, Guitar
* Taylor Hanson — Vocals, Keyboard
* Zac Hanson — Vocals, Drums
Red City Radio

## Red City Radio

### Labels

The Independent Record Company • Paper + Plastick • Gunner • Staple • Red Scare

## Members

### Current Members

* Garrett Dale (Vocals, Guitar)
* Ryan Donovan (Guitar, Vocals)
* Jonathan Knight (Bass, Vocals)
* Dallas Tidwell (Drums, Vocals)

### Past Members

* Paul Pendley (Vocals, Guitar)
* Justin Porterfield (Bass)

## Contact

### Booking

US & Can: Atomic Music GroupEurope: Gunner Records

**Red City Radio** is a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Red City Radio

### EP

6

Studio Albums
* The Dangers of Standing Still (2011)
* Titles (2013)
* Red City Radio (2015)
* Paradise (2020)

EPs
* Midwestern Hymnal (2007) with Streets of Thieves
* To the Sons and Daughters of Woody Guthrie (2009)
* Red City Radio/The Great St. Louis (2010) with The Great St. Louis
* Red City Radio/The Gamits (2011) with The Gamits
* Chronic Dookie (2015)
* SkyTigers (2018)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Bandcamp
* Facebook
* Instagram
* iTunes
* Spotify

Category:Staple Records