Barton Stanley David's guest appearances

Barton Stanley David

Song of the Day

Notably Texan

Concert Pipeline

Texas Homegrown Music with Maylee Thomas

The Lone Star Plate

OwlTail

“You can take the boy out of Texas but you can’t take Texas out of the boy”; it’s an old adage consistently weighted in truth. Fifth generation Texan Barton Stanley David is a prime piece of evidence, considering he moved back to Dallas in 2019 following a decade in New York City. After that, it didn’t take long for David to cross paths with producer Jeff Saenz, who’d already worked with Leon Bridges and Paul Cauthen and established a reputation through Modern Electric Sound Recorders. They got cracking on David’s new record Crest in 2021, but hit a huge valley six months in with Saenz lost both arms to a downed power line outside his family’s home. With the help of Grammy Winner Dave Schiffman (who’s lent his talents to Audioslave, Tom Petty, Adele, and The Killers), The Eagles’ violinist-engineer Scarlett Deering, Jeff Buckley/Nirvana mastering engineer Howie Weinberg and others, Crest was finally completed.The result is a ’90s-style seven-song alt-rock-meets-chamber-pop masterpiece of Americana, tethered together by David’s one-of-a-kind voice. Crest is out tomorrow, and we’ve been given an extra push over the edge today courtesy of the record’s final single that features White Denim drummer Matt Young and was inspired by pandemic-era domestic violence and the role technology plays in connecting communities, “How We Live In Love”.

“You can take the boy out of Texas but you can’t take Texas out of the boy”; it’s an old adage consistently weighted in truth. Fifth generation Texan <a href="https://www.bartonstanleydavid.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Barton Stanley David</a> is a prime piece of evidence, considering he moved back to Dallas in 2019 following a decade in New York City. After that, it didn’t take long for David to cross paths with producer Jeff Saenz, who’d already worked with Leon Bridges and Paul Cauthen and established a reputation through Modern Electric Sound Recorders. They got cracking on David’s new record Crest in 2021, but hit a huge valley six months in with Saenz lost both arms to a downed power line outside his family’s home. With the help of Grammy Winner Dave Schiffman (who’s lent his talents to Audioslave, Tom Petty, Adele, and The Killers), The Eagles’ violinist-engineer Scarlett Deering, Jeff Buckley/Nirvana mastering engineer Howie Weinberg and others, Crest was finally completed. The result is a ’90s-style seven-song alt-rock-meets-chamber-pop masterpiece of Americana, tethered together by David’s one-of-a-kind voice. Crest is out tomorrow, and we’ve been given an extra push over the edge today courtesy of the record’s final single that features White Denim drummer Matt Young and was inspired by pandemic-era domestic violence and the role technology plays in connecting communities, “How We Live In Love”.

Barton Stanley David: “How We Live In Love”

After living 10 years in New York, Texas singer songwriter Barton Stanley David returned to Texas in 2019, and started working on his new album. The album 'Crest', inspired by the tension he felt between having his loved one in New York and being drawn to Texas, is set to be released on April 22.  Barton shares the story of creating this album and the obstacles he encountered, and what he thinks about separating the artist from their art. Stay tuned to hear the lovely live acoustic performance of 'Cicada!'  “My songs are pretty existential, I usually write on broader themes rather than being topical, but I think we shouldn't limit anyone’s expression.” - Barton Stanley David

After living 10 years in New York, Texas singer songwriter Barton Stanley David returned to Texas in 2019, and started working on his new album. The album 'Crest', inspired by the tension he felt between having his loved one in New York and being drawn to Texas, is set to be released on April 22.  Barton shares the story of creating this album and the obstacles he encountered, and what he thinks about separating the artist from their art. Stay tuned to hear the lovely live acoustic performance of 'Cicada!'  “My songs are pretty existential, I usually write on broader themes rather than being topical, but I think we shouldn't limit anyone’s expression.” - Barton Stanley David

Barton Stanley David Returns Home To Record New Album

Following a lifelong dream of living, performing and learning in New York City, fifth-generation Texan Barton Stanley David has returned to his home state with a renewed spirit for making music

Back Home In Texas, Barton Stanley David To Release New Album

This week Singer/Songwriter Barton Stanley David joins Maylee and the Texas Homegrown Music Crew. Originally aired 02/13/2022 on 95.3 FM KYHI the Range in Dallas, TX.

This week Singer/Songwriter Barton Stanley David joins Maylee and the Texas Homegrown Music Crew. Originally aired 02/13/2022 on 95.3 FM KYHI the Range in Dallas, TX.