For over 20 years All Texas Music recorded and released Texas artists in every genre, from classical and jazz to blues, folk, conjunto and rock. The whole catalog is saved for good in The Vault, and we're still out here putting Texas musicians in front of new listeners every day.
We used to put Texas musicians on CDs. Now we put them in front of about 16,000 people on our Facebook Page, with a new post every day on Texas music history, upcoming shows, new releases and the venues that keep it all going.
Birthdays, history, new records and shows from all over Texas, plus a From the Vault pick every week. Follow the Page so you don't miss them, and tag us when you've got something worth sharing.
Follow the PageWe write up your band, venue, studio or business with your photos. It goes out from the All Texas Music and Meanwhile In Texas Pages and gets shared to the ALL TEXAS MUSIC, ALL TEXAN MUSIC, All Texas Media and Texas Made USA groups.
Two posts a month on both Pages, plus a short promo video every quarter, for your band, venue, studio or business.
Got a new release or a show coming up? Email the details to [email protected] and we'll take a look.
Texas artists we've featured on the Page, all in one place. We add new ones every month.
Texas artists are adding their albums to The Vault so they're saved for good and free for anybody to hear. Here are the latest ones.
The first donated albums will show up right here. If you made a record in Texas, yours could be one of them. Add your album to The Vault.
If you recorded an album in Texas, we'd love to add it to The Vault. It's free and you keep all your rights. We can't pay you like a streaming service, so we do the next best thing and send fans to where they can buy your music.
Best for records that are out of print or just sitting in a closet. The whole album goes up on the Internet Archive for anybody to hear and download.
If you're still selling the album, send two or three songs instead. We'll post those with a link to buy the whole thing.
If you want more fans to hear it, you can also advertise on our Facebook Page with a Texas Spotlight or a Monthly Texas Sponsor spot.
Fill out the form below with:
Put your MP3s and cover art in one ZIP file named Artist Name - Album Title, then upload it. No Dropbox account needed.
Upload your filesThe form is getting set up. For now, email the details from Step 1 to [email protected], including a line saying you own the rights and give All Texas Music permission to post the album publicly on the Internet Archive and promote it.
You keep every right to your music. On the Internet Archive you can pick a license like Creative Commons non-commercial, which lets people listen and share but not sell it. By sending your album you confirm you own the rights to it, and you give All Texas Music permission to post it publicly on the Internet Archive and promote it, including on our Facebook Page. Questions first? Email [email protected].
Gary Myrick ★ 2-Bit Palomino ★ Susan McDonald ★ Susan Grisanti ★ Bobbie “Mercy” Oliver ★ and a lot more Texas artists across every genre
Mark Robbins started All Texas Music as a musician with a mobile recording rig. It grew into an independent label that put Texas artists on compilation CDs, then on web players with their own artist pages.
The way people listen has changed since then. The music didn't go anywhere. The full catalog lives in The Vault, it's still growing as artists add their albums, and All Texas Music keeps doing what it always did, which is getting Texas musicians heard.
Masters, mobile sessions and compilations, preserved in a permanent public archive on the Internet Archive. Stream it, download it or just dig around in the history.
