When we sat down with Matt Wilson, we were amazed at the musical experiences he has had. From playing DisneyWorld to playing with Billy Joel to playing Broadway, Matt’s career has been an exciting one. And here he is in Austin, bringing his talent, energy and enthusiasm to audiences in our city.
Most of us have heard of musical families, but Leticia Rodriguez is truly part of one. She and her brothers grew up in a home filled with music. Not only does she sing, but she dances and acts, too. Leticia’s singing career is focused on keeping boleros alive and well. If you don’t know what boleros are, watch the interview and find out! Be sure to visit Leticia’s new website, too.
Austin-Artists brings you our interview with Justin Durban, a film score creator and film director. Justin’s music has been used in promoting several feature films, including Avatar, Harry Potter-Order of the Phoenix, Australia, Mummy 3 and more. Justin and his family moved to Austin from Los Angeles about a year ago, and are thrilled with all of the helpful and creative types they’ve met here.
Austin-Artists.com recently met with Eleven Fingered Charlie, a local reggae band that has just released their third CD titled “Patterns”. Not only are they bringing solid music to Austin and other parts of the country, they are looking for ways to give back to local communities via their music. Check it out…
We compiled a short video (under 2 minute) of some responses we’ve received from our artists when asked how Austin compares to other cities. The responses are really varied, which is one of the things that makes these people so darn interesting! Have a look…and let us know what YOU think of Austin.
Austin Artists.com met with Street Light Suzie, an up and coming rock band. Austin has many musicians, and to stand out, you’ve got to have your musical act together. In true rock ‘n roll form, they are working their way up the ladder, having been on multiple US tours, with another underway. They are as entertaining off the stage as they are on! These guys were a great interview, but if you don’t like “colorful” language, beware.
How about a sneak peak at some of the people that will be featured on Austin-Artists.com in 2010? In less than two minutes, you’ll get a glimpse of some of the local artists that make Austin a richer, vibrant community. Enjoy!
