Local Music Month is right around the corner! We had to warm up with new tunes from Mitchell Ferguson and Alexandra out of Dallas, Denton punk band Posival sent in their new song “Flyspeck” before their new album drops in November, and Plano artist Abby Nelson made her local show debut with the indie jam “Museums”. We also checked back in with Gratzi out of Lewisville, Spencer Wilson out of Allen, and Yeah Huh out of Fort Worth.
Check out the full playlist after the highlights, and if you are an artist from North Texas, be sure to submit your music here.
Mitchell Ferguson
Ferguson sat down with KXT writer/photographer Waffles to talk about his new EP Whole Lotta Sauce. The title track is about going after what you want with a whole lot of ambition and self esteem.. or in other words “A Whole Lotta Sauce.”
Alexandra
The Dallas songstress teamed up with Matte Black Sound Company out of Fort Worth for her new song “Funny.” Alexandra says the southern-influenced indie pop number is about the fickle nature of day-to-day monotony. Catch Alexandra performing at ‘The Playlist’ – our free concert series with Sweet Tooth Hotel on October 27th.
Big Techs
The drum and bass project comes to us from Matt Spleen who was the front man for Dallas punk band The Assassins in the ’80s and spent time in X’s For Eyes in the ’90s. You’ll find “Morning Star” on his new album, Unrested.
The KXT Local Show – 9/28/23
Mitchell Ferguson – Whole Lotta Sauce
Carbon Love – Your Man
MaZing- Last Dance
Posival- Flyspeck
Primo Danger- Oh The Stars
LemonTech- Outside The Lines
Spencer Wilson- Roll The Dice
Alexandra- Funny
Gratzi- Messing Around
About You- God Don’t Let Me Lose My Mind
Lovers&Lunatics- Ready To Go
The Rosemont Kings- Rosemont Groove
Yeah Huh- Just Keep It Real
Abby Nelson- Museum
Big Techs- Morning Star (Radio Edit)
Featured Image: Courtesty of Alexandra.
The KXT Local Show is a weekly radio program curated and hosted by Nilufer Arsala. Tune in every Thursday from 7-8 p.m. to hear new and classic tunes from North Texas artists spanning a broad mix of genres, including hip hop, Latin, rock, blues, jazz, folk and R&B.
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