Broose

Broose Museum

 Listen to Broose:

"So Lost Without You"

BROOSE Gregory Dickinson established himself in Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas, as an influential and prolific musician and visual artist. As a painter, band frontman (TOOMuchTV, pop poppins), and producer, Broose helped define the fledgling Deep Ellum undergound art scene in Dallas during the 1990s. He was an artist-in-residence and board member for the Deep Ellum Center for the Arts, and community member of the Art Landing in Oak Cliff. Broose currently lives in the piney woods of Splendora, Texas, where he continues to explore creative freedom.

Debbie Forrest

Debbie Forrest

Amazing singer/songwriter from Houston, Tx. She is a native Texan and she has lived and performed in Nashville too. Debbie's songs are well crafted and she sings with a passion that comes across in her live shows as well as her studio albums. Her songs are great stories and she has more stories to tell.

Her new Album will be out in October 2010.

http://www.debbieforrestmusic.com

DJ Western

DJ Western

  Listen to DJ Western:

"Goin' Down With the Dot Coms"

Check out the Trip-Hoppin' tricked out souds of cool 

iBox

iBox - new website coming soon

Long before the iPod and iMac came iBox. Then not much else happend

Liz Pappademas

 Liz Pappademas 

  Listen to Liz:

"Neighbor Boy"

"These days, with so many solipsistic, narcissistic singer-songwriters who are seemingly unable to sing about anything but themselves, it’s refreshing to encounter a performer like Liz Pappademas. The pianist — formerly of the Austin band Hurts to Purr and later based in San Francisco — recently relocated to Los Angeles and just released a collection of artful, intelligent original ballads, Eleven Songs." - LA Weekly 

Meredith Miller

Meredith Louise Miller

   Listen to Meredith:

"This Time"

Meredith currently resides in Austin with her husband and new baby (is that an oxymoron?).

pop poppins

pop poppins

 Listen to pop poppins:

"Sending A Lovely Letter" 

Seminal DFW band, pop poppins, formed in 1989 in Saginaw, TX. The band grew along with the Deep Ellum scene, where they developed into a regional success. Releasing numerous full length albums on Carpe Diem and RainMaker Records, they were to remain regional favorites with a strong following in the South, but major label recognition would remain elusive. Their sound combines standard rock and roll with melodic vocals, harmonies reminiscent of 60's pop and adventurous percussion. Pop poppins has always been difficult to categorize at once proving to be their draw and their drawback. So even as grunge was in its heyday, pop poppins was receiving regional airplay and was on regular rotation on DFW alternative radio. After years together, the members eventually moved in different directions (literally, with Michael Jerome moving to LA and Broose moving to New York and now Houston) The band has not officially broken up and there is always the chance that they will all be together in the same city at the same time. Until then, their music is available online through iTunes and through Amazon, among other sources.

Sara Radle

Sara Radle's My Space Page

In June 2005, Sara headed west and relocated to Los Angeles, California to join The Rentals, fronted by ex-Weezer bassist Matt Sharp. Since joining the band, Sara has toured the world with The Rentals, including stops in Spain and Japan. In 2007 the group released the Last Little Life EP on Boompa Records, followed up by an extensive two month U.S. tour. The Rentals are currently working on their next full length record, expected in 2008.

TOOMuchTV

TOOMuchTV on Youtube

 Listen to TOOMuchTV:

"In The Sunken Garden" 

Overly creative and sleep deprived, Broose has always managed to record solo albums on the side. On Broose’s 1997 solo album, a bevy of Austin and Dallas musicians added their talents. Due to an incredibly humble and rhadamanthine nature, Broose named the project TOOMuchTV. This lead to the formation of a real time band. Again, as singer and creative dynamo, Dickinson tasted critical success: charting on AAA.They have one full-length CD, "TOOMuch Is Not Enough." Additional TOOMuchTV guest stars have included: Max Hartman, Brad McLemore, Charles "Chicky" Reeves, Jim Cocke, Michael Jerome, Rich Brotherton, Jon Dee Graham, Mike Byrd, Scott Sasser, and Jonathan H. Lacey.