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Tx2Tn Podcast Ep198 Aaron Stephens

Tx2Tn Podcast Ep198 Aaron Stephens

Published 3 weeks, 1 day ago
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Most musicians start with a guitar or drums, but few dive into steel guitar, and even fewer blend blues, soul, and Texas country as seamlessly as Aaron Stevens. In this episode, Aaron pulls back the curtain on his musical journey—from growing up in South Texas, playing in high school bands, to touring with legendary Texas artists like Zach Wilkerson and Bob and the Midnight River Choir. Discover how influences like Stevie Wonder and John Mayer shaped his sound, and how he’s combining bluesy, soulful grooves with the rich tradition of Texas music.We break down Aaron’s songwriting process, his latest releases, and the wild stories behind his most popular tracks like "Play My Hand" and "What Took You Too Far." You'll discover how he connects emotionally through music, the importance of stage presence, and strategies for opening for big-name acts like Josh Weathers and John Mayer—plus how to turn live gigs into unforgettable moments. Whether you're an aspiring musician or a passionate fan, you'll learn how authentic artistry and genuine connections fuel a thriving independent music career.Aaron Stevens is a Texas-based singer-songwriter known for his soulful blend of blues, R&B, and country. With over a decade of experience playing everywhere from small bars to major festivals, his passion is about sharing stories that resonate and connecting with fans in real, impactful ways. This episode isn’t just about music—it’s about persistence, community, and staying true to your craft in a rapidly changing industry.If you’re craving inspiration and practical insights on building an authentic musical career outside the mainstream, this episode is perfect for you. Make sure to follow Aaron's journey on socials, check out his upcoming album recorded with Jeff Plankenhorn, and get ready to be motivated by a Texas artist whose talent and humility shine through every note. Hit play now and experience how real music is made—from the heart, on stage, and in the grind.

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