Reckless Kelly is a group of extraordinarily creative artists who completely understand the business of music. With Gerrieco they’ve achieved No. 1 singles on the Texas Regional Radio Report and the Texas Music Chart.

Mark McKinney, born and raised in Big Spring, TX, distinguishes himself from the typical “rockin’ country” artist by drawing from a wide range of influences. He blends his musical tastes as easily as drinking beer and eating barbecue.

Clayton Gardner is an up-and-coming Texas singer-songwriter with massive talent to boot. Gerrico is working closely with him to build his career and help him achieve the success he so richly deserves.

Hayes Carll crafts a detailed story in the tradition of Texas’ greatest troubadours, connecting with listeners both live and over the airwaves. Gerrico has been working with Hayes since 2009, and is looking forward to introducing even more of his great songs to Texas radio.

Gary P. Nunn is a Texas legend, influencing countless artists who’ve followed in his tracks. While Gary is out there clocking the miles and working the road, Gerrieco is steering his career with radio.

Jenny Simms possesses a powerful voice and singular artistry that has already charted on Texas Regional Radio Report. With the help of Gerrieco, this Yukon, OK native will be heard by an even wider audience.

The five musicians who make up Atteberry Station all claim musical influences as vast as Texas, and their sound is all their own. With Gerrico hard at work promoting their new album produced by Cody Braun, the band is picking up steam.

Steve Helms is a down-home Texas boy with a lifetime of experience in the music industry. Gerrieco joined his team in 2009 and had hits with “Nowhere But Texas” and “Wanted Woman.” And from the looks of 2013, the best is yet to come.

Sheila Marshall is a native of Nacogdoches, TX, a small community deep in the heart of east Texas. Growing up surrounded by the colorful sounds of country music, gospel and a little rock and roll Shelia developed a voice true to her surroundings.

The thing about chemistry is it can’t be denied. Robison and Willis—two decades in—know the way the other leans almost without talking.

From hard and alt. rock bands hail the composite of the Tribe. We have been part of numerous projects and through a little studio time, we have finally found our destination.

If you were to ask the John D. Hale Band to classify their sound, they’d respond by simply saying “its country.” Charming as this response is, it has the potential to be misleading. The John D. Hale Band have crafted their own edgy and raucous sound.

Chance Cody and Spur 503's genre could be called Texas Country or Red Dirt Country, depending on your heritage.