A long anticipated beat by up and coming rapper Big Ounce. Subscribe to his YouTube Channel, as the beats will only get better.

El Paso based Damian Wyldes performs “Thief” at Dirty Fest, held at Dirty Dog on Austin’s legendary 6th Street during SXSW 2018. Performers are, left to right: Thomas De Santos (fiddle), Randy Mendoza (banjo), Damian Wyldes (guitar, vocals), Brisa Pinky Wyldes (percussion), and Paulina Ortiz (trumpet).

The Mayan Factor performs “Whispers” live in Austin, TX during the Heart of Texas Rock Festival, on March 16, 2018. Video courtesy of HIP Video Promo.

OnTheReelFilms and One Mic Entertainment Present Fudge’s “Dirty South Praize,” directed by Mak.

DaveTV.org brings you 3 Penny Opera’s “Cycle” from their reunion show at One-2-One Bar in Austin, Texas on December 22, 2016. Please credit Dave Prewitt / DaveTV.org with any use of the video. If you wanna support Dave’s tireless support of the Austin music scene, his paypal is paypal.me/davetv.

Ulrich Ellison and Tribe took over Woodrow Washateria to film the video for their latest single, “I’m Down.” You can download the song at https://goo.gl/OeBjDC and support Ulrich’s music by Joining the Tribe at https://goo.gl/cni1QW.

You might prefer to dine in Mrs. Lovett’s pie shop over the establishment in Kiddoo’s latest video, “Brand New Stew.”  Putrid.  Vile.  And Absolutely Perfect.  Bon Appétit!

“Wallflower” is the first single by Ulrich Ellison and Tribe off their new album “Son of a Tribe,” scheduled for a March 11, 2016 release. The video is shot outside the Band Co-op Studios in North Austin and features Ulrich on guitar, Sabine Ellison on bass, and drummer Joel Duhon (keyboardist/accordionist Jan Flemming does not appear in the video). Also starring in the video are Ulrich’s guitar and Sabine’s bass, two beautiful custom guitars built in Austria by Professor Roland Hauke.  A European Tour will follow the album’s Spring release. Visit ulrichellison.com for up-to-date information about Ulrich, the band, album, and tour dates!

Chasca visited Studio 1A at KUTX 98.9FM in Austin in October of 2015.  “So Long, Crassus” is one of four songs they performed in studio, taking much of the staff by surprise. The station has since had a few things to say about the band:

“There’s no dial to turn down the searing sexiness. ...a distinctive, outrageous blend of rock, glam and cabaret fabulousness that would make Minnelli proud. It’s as if Dr. Frank N. Furter possessed the show, hijacked the mothership, and hightailed it back to transsexual Transylvania with light speed fueled by T Rex, New York Dolls, and a dash of Queen‘s soul fire. ...sultry, sizzling, sweaty high-energy rock, amped even higher with electrifying ensembles a la Ziggy Stardust-era Bowie”

DaveTV episode #45 features Ulrich Ellison and Tribe! You can catch DaveTV streaming at austinpublicaccess.org/watch/streaming10 or in Austin on Channel 10 or on UVerse Channel 99, every Saturday at 5:00PM.

In a small corner of North West England, country music history is about to be made. Two rival bands, The Finger Lickin Five and The Undertakers are set to battle it out to win the prize of the century - a trip to the musical mecca of Nashville. Only more than careers are at stake tonight. The FLF’s singer Deano has an ego the size of Texas and a libido to match. His girlfriend and the band’s guitarist Jo has no idea that he is about to ruin everything for the sake of a quick fumble with the rival singer’s missus. Besotted with Jo, it’s down to their portly, mop-headed roadie Billy Bob to bring it back from disaster. Only one thing is sure: This town ain’t big enough for two bands. - Written by John Maxwell

In 1998, Blusyde toured Zimbabwe, Africa as the opening act and back-up band for the R&B group Soul For Real and in 2000 performed for Isaac Hayes’ 4th Annual Celebrity Birthday Bash held at the Copacabana in New York City.  They also served as the touring band behind Antra/Artemis recording artist, The Spooks and in 2001 appeared in The Spooks’ “Sweet Revenge” video, which received heavy rotation on BET and MTV2.

A little slice of cornography promoting the 2015 Austin Corn Lovers Fiesta, a mini-festival held in Austin. This year’s lineup includes touring acts Mike Watt & His Missingmen, Hamell on Trial, Davie Allan & The Arrows, and Blowfly in addition to perennial homegrown acts including Pocket FishRmen, Hickoids and Beaumonts. More info at Saustex.com.

On Saturday September 26th, 2015, Forever Town hosts The Medicine Man Birthday Jam with special guests Chasca at Charlie Brown’s in San Antonio, Texas. Doors at 9PM.

Austrian-born Ulrich Ellison arrived in Austin, Texas in 2007. All he did upon arrival was complete a Masters in Jazz Performance and form a blues band that won #1 Blues Band in the 2014 Austin Music Awards. So when it came time to make a video for his latest single, “Feeling So Lonely,” Ellison decided to make the city of Austin his ‘co-star.’

The first single off of Another De Sade’s debut EP, The Allusionist is “False Summit,” about climbing the Holy Mountain. Every time you think you’ve reached the top you realize you have miles until the next peak, such as it is with the pursuit of enlightenment. You are in control of creating your own reality.

Paul Collins Film presents Chasca’s “So Long, Crassus,” a tale of a soldier’s defiant feelings toward his leader. If you’re not completely up on your Romain history, Wikipedia offers:

“The Battle of Carrhae was fought in 53 BC between the Parthian Empire and the Roman Republic near the town of Carrhae. The Parthian Spahbod (“General”) Surena decisively defeated a numerically superior Roman invasion force under the command of Marcus Licinius Crassus. It is commonly seen as one of the earliest and most important battles between the Roman and Parthian empires and one of the most crushing defeats in Roman history.

...Crassus marched his army directly through the deserts of Mesopotamia. His army clashed with Surena’s force near Carrhae, a small town in modern-day Turkey. Despite being heavily outnumbered, Surena’s cavalry completely outmaneuvered the Roman heavy infantry, killing or capturing most of the Roman soldiers. Crassus himself was killed when truce negotiations turned violent. His death led to the end of the First Triumvirate and the resulting civil wars between Julius Caesar and Pompey.”

Mr. Fudge has traveled a long, winding path from the streets to the church, to save the streets.  Today, Fudge uses his God-given lyrical and producing talents to spread the word of the Christian faith across his hometown.

“Speakers” wittingly captures the untamed, out-of-the-box energy and style that is OnPlanetZu.  Following suit with the song itself, the video shifts and changes shape any time it feels like it, setting up a creatively original and entertaining viewing experience.  Produced by Film Director, Tone Toven and OnPlanetZu.  Filmed on Location in Los Angeles. 

“Creeps” is the first single off Elijah McGillicuddy’s forthcoming album Heiroglyphics, which drops in August 2014.

Sony Music Entertainment released an official video for Ben Rue’s “I Can’t Wait (Be My Wife).” In it, Ben portrays a soldier returning to his hometown, reuniting with his fiancé.

“Feel The Rain” is the first single off Unkle Bob’s new album entitled Embers, scheduled for release on July 7, 2014.

Johnny Hi-Fi releases their official music video for “Tonight It Ends” from the forthcoming City of Angels EP. Directed by Stephanie Watanabe.

“I feel that this song is a change of pace… Everyone wants to fall in love and, when they do, they want that special someone to know! This song cuts down to the basics when it comes to love, which is how it should be, and it’s stated so clearly in the chorus.”

Ben’s also not merely a one trick pony. He adds, regarding his move from Oregon to Nashville, “I’ve spent two years in this town writing songs, networking and better understanding myself and what I want in my music career. ‘I Can’t Wait’ has helped jump start things for me.”

“Murda Intro” is the opening track to Fam First’s mixtape, dedicated to murdered brother Michael Randolph, aka Ohead Musik. Michael was an aspiring artist, himself, until being shot and killed by an Allentown, Pennsylvania security guard in a case that drew comparisons to Trayvon Martin’s. The video for “Murda Intro” was done by Jack Nine Films and filmed entirely in Allentown.