KXT 91.7 - Look and listen: New music videos from North Texas artists By Preston Jones, May 20, 2022 Below is an article of KXT 91.7's article that features Paul Slavens: It might be KXT treasure Paul Slavens’s birthday — he’s turning 60, and throwing a party Sunday...

KXT 91.7 - “Live! from Fair Park, TX – Fairly Intimate” puts you up close and personal with Texas talent By Preston Jones, May 13, 2022 KXT 91.7's article features the following State Fair Records artists: Matt Hillyer - May 15th Nathan Mongol Wells - May 15th Paul...

American Songwriter - Review: Joshua Dylan Balis Offers an Adept Warm-Up By Lee Zimmerman, May, 2022 Below is an excerpt from American Songwriter's article: Balis manages to do just that with We’re On Fire, an album that finds him living up to its title with songs...

The Boot - The Boot's Weekly Picks May 12, 2022 Below is an excerpt of The Boot's article featuring Joshua Dylan Balis: With "Lydia," Joshua Dylan Balis finds a way to combine jangle-pop with what we've come to call Americana —and the result lands somewhere...

Saving Country Music - Release Radar & Most Anticipated Albums for 2nd Half of 2022 May 11, 2022 Saving Country Music's article features Joshua Dylan Balis's new album, We're On Fire.  Read the full article HERE.

Dallas Observer - Joshua Dylan Balis Makes Most of His Time on Earth Before It Burns By Kelly Dearmore, May 11, 2022 Below is an excerpt of Dallas Observer's article: It’s predictably unpredictable. Life-altering events are rarely planned or considerate of our daily...

Fort Worth Weekly - Living from Check to Check By Juan Govea, May 4, 2022 Below is an excerpt from Fort Worth Weekly's article: The Squeezebox Bandits’ sound is a mélange of various flavors, especially Tejano and old-school C&W. “We do it all,” Casillas said....

Central Track - Song of the Day: Paul Slavens — “Queenie” By Eric Grubbs, May 03, 2022 Below is an excerpt of Central Track's article: With drummer John Sterino, bassist Eric Hitt, saxophonist Pete Fucinero and pianist Michael R. Clement, Slavens’ tune is an...