Granger Smith, the Texas born-and-bred singer/songwriter, has been busy reinventing the face of traditional country one chart-topping single at a time. By consistently providing blended hits that are well outside the realm of “typical,” Granger’s music provides a refreshing and unique variation on the growing independent country music scene.
Earl Dibbles Jr. I wake up. Put a good dip in. Crack a cold one. Get dressed. And start the day. I do explorin' in the woods. Sit on logs. Checkin' out the wells. Climb the windmill. Rattle for bucks. Shoot the gun. Take a nap. Wake up. Put a good dip in. Crack a cold one. Fish for bass...AND cats. Walk around. Drive the truck. Fix the tree. Rope stuff. Check the trout lines. Wittle a good stick.

Dave Fenley would describe his music as "Texas Soul" and soulful it is with his deep, rich voice often compared to Joe Cocker and Otis Redding, and his heartfelt lyrics. Born in Lufkin, Texas David first began singing at the age of two when his mother would coax him to sing Honky Tonk Man for the family.

Equipped with musical genes from his Father, who sings in a gospel quartet, David has excelled in his extraordinary talent. He began performing and writing his own songs with a band he formed in High School. Even at the age of 16 his songs had a pure honesty.

His influences included Percy Sledge, Ronnie Milsap, Travis Tritt; any singer with soul gives him inspiration and it truly shines in his new album. "Pocket Full of Dirt" is an expression of his life and dreams. His sincere love songs like "It'll Be Alright," "This Day," "Beautiful World," "Again," and "East Texas Lullaby" express who he is and his upbringing.