‘Leon’ is the highly anticipated fourth album from Grammy Award-winning recording artist, songwriter, and performer Leon Bridges. With 13 tracks featuring Leon’s signature storytelling and a unique blend of organic genre alchemy, ‘Leon’ is his most poignant, powerful, and personal work to date. He takes fans on a trip through the heart of Ft. Worth he knows best, the things he holds dear, and the people and places that shaped him. Featuring production by Ian Fitchuk (Beyonce, Noah Kahan), Daniel Tashian (Kacey Musgraves), and Tyler Johnson (Harry Styles, Miley Cyrus), Leon describes the album as “somewhat of a self-portrait… I'm excited to share these stories about my home, about nostalgia, about my upbringing, about where I'm from, with all of you. I hope this music brings you back to your roots and your journey.”

2018 live release, the 49th to be released in the Live At Billy Bob's Texas series. The album was recorded in December 2017 as the band toured to support their album The Lower Side Of Uptown, which was released in September 2017. Toadies are a rock band from Fort Worth, Texas, best known for the song "Possum Kingdom." The band formed in 1989 and disbanded in 2001. The band reformed and released an album in 2008.

Leon Bridges is the 'out of almost nowhere' story that only comes along once in a while. Awareness of Leon Bidges and his unique craft continues to grow authentically and consistently. It was only last summer that Leon was singing open mics in his hometown Fort Worth, TX. One of those open mics was attended by Austin Jenkins and Josh Block of the notable indie band White Denim who were absolutely floored by Leon's voice, songs, and creative vision.

Contemporary Records Acoustic Sounds Series presents this 180-gram LP edition of Ornette Coleman’s second album Tomorrow Is The Question!. First released in 1959 and recorded by legendary engineer Roy DuNann, the album also features Don Cherry, Percy Heath, Shelly Manne and Red Mitchell. This new edition features ALL-ANALOG mastering from the original analog tapes by Bernie Grundman and is pressed at QRP and presented in a tip-on jacket.

Live at Fillmore West was originally released in 1971. The album showcases the concert he played with his band the Kingpins at the Fillmore West venue in San Francisco in March 1971 who were supporting and backing soul singer Aretha Franklin. A week after it's release in August 1971, Curtis was stabbed to death outside his brownstone apartment in New York City.

Breakaway - Kelly Clarkson / Breakaway is the second studio album by Kelly Clarkson, released originally released November 2004, by RCA Records. The album is the follow-up to her successful debut album, Thankful (2003).

Originally released in 1969, Towne Van Zandt's self-titled album is reissued now.

Though a Parker County native, Matt Tedder has long called Fort Worth home. Of course, home is rarely where any musician lays his head and Matt has been fortunate, at 27, to have experiences over the last thirteen years from street corners to main stages at international festivals. Country roots were ever present as those of a post oak, but blues called him out at a young age and the road home was long. Lauded as a guitar man since he was a boy, Tedder now feeds his true calling as a honky-tonk wordsmith. He's capable of laying down embraceable turn of phrase inside everything from a hot Austin boogie to a post-war waltz. Then he'll light up your lava lamp with a psychedelic romp suitable for a desert run with the windows down. Of course, those blues are always close at hand & he can slide 'em into a set seamlessly... The new album, I Can Dream You, recorded at The Finishing School in Austin, TX and produced by Gordy Quist of Band of Heathens infamy. Quist said, "Matt Tedder is one of those rare artists equally moving as a songwriter, as a singer, and as a guitarist. He is one of the most compelling musicians I've worked with improvising live in the studio, musically conversing with and elevating the rest of the band, bringing his own songs to life. It's a true joy to make music with him." I Can Dream You features ten original songs, all of which were written or co-written by Tedder with help from Quist, Sean Russell (Cut Throat Finches) and Dan Dyer. For this project, Tedder unpacks two years of grief after the painful loss of his father and regains a sense of place. This new collection of songs marks a stylistic turning point in Tedder's catalog. Drawing influence from the country and folk albums he grew up listening to with his father, Tedder delivers flawless guitar riffs interspersed with soulful, emotive vocals and his most poignant, sublime songcraft to date. Of the new tracks, Tedder says "For me, this album is a journey inward, a road back to what feels good and true, a love letter to my father and the music he shared with me."

After reaching the top of the Billboard Rock Charts with his previous albums Do You Feel (2007), Of Men And Angels (2010), and the self-released Life Will Write The Words (2012), The Rocket Summer's sixth album, Zoetic, marks a creative milestone for Texas-born songwriter & multi-instrumentalist Bryce Avary. The sonically and emotionally compelling tunes ''Same Air,'' ''Cold War,'' and ''Help Me Out'' showcase Avary's mature songwriting skills and studio mastery, while tapping into a wellspring of edgy inspiration that reflects the unique creative journey that produced the album. ''It's the most 'alive' music I've ever made,'' Bryce Avary says of Zoetic. ''I think that's why it sounds a bit different, because it's raw, creative expression with zero expectation or rules of any kind.'' With never-ending support from a faithful legion of fans around the world, Zoetic is poised to kickstart the next phase of The Rocket Summer.