Texas Hill is a gritty amalgam of overlapping tastes and distinct voices that meet in the middle as a bold harmonic trio. Craig Wayne Boyd offers a voice full of gospel-tinged country smoke, Adam Wakefield blends a rootsy bluegrass-and-Americana rasp, and Casey James wraps it with a blue-eyed soul quality and deft blues guitar chops. The result is a band that’s both rock solid and highly adaptive. Texas Hill is instantly identifiable, thanks to its well-developed signature sound: a proud, in-your-face harmonic wall. But each of the three singers can, and does, take over the lead, inevitably pushing the group in his own unique direction while those harmonies allow the whole ensemble to hang on to its sonic center.

Dave Fenley was born and raised in the small town of Lufkin. This East Texas town is deep rooted with religion, family values, and of course... music. At a young age Dave showed a special aptitude for learning melodies and lyrics. At 3 years old he was recorded singing a number of children's songs as well as “Honky Tonk Man” by Johnny Horton. He also sang with the children's choir in his Southern Baptist church while his father sang bass in the “big choir.” His father Elton would sing in the home all the time. He would teach Dave harmonies to all the good country songs on the radio. Dave recalls, “sometimes we would just sit in the driveway after a baseball game and sing along to the radio till mom called us in for dinner.” Dave also joined the choir in his elementary school and stayed with it till high school. In high school his family moved to Canada so Dave had a whole different set of influences. No longer surrounded by only country music, Dave found that he loved anything with soul. Starting with Boyz II Men, Dave back tracked to artists like Otis Redding, Ray Charles, and Percy Sledge. Thats when Dave really started using his voice. He began writing songs at the age of fifteen and picked up a guitar at 18. There was no stopping him after that. He taught himself how to play songs he loved and would perform them at bars before he was even legal to drink alcohol. The next decade was just Dave honing his craft, figuring out what type of artist he would be, and learning that he loved every kind of music. He had a “genre-free philosophy” for his shows so the audience would always be surprised by what would come next. Dave's talent with an audience did not go unnoticed. He has shared the stage with musical royalty like Dwight Yoakam, Miranda Lambert, and Dierks Bentley. Dave currently lives in Nashville, Tennessee and writes songs for a living... all kinds of course.

Brent is a true professional and very talented. He knows how to engage the audience so well (even if all virtual - hello 2020 pandemic!), take song requests and play them without hesitation, and most importantly, perform amazingly!

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