ABOUT

One year after conjuring up the American frontier with The Way The West Was Won — a collection of mythic cowboy songs and vintage Texas twang, boosted by a four-star review in MOJO and heavy radio airplay for its lead single, "Read ‘Em And Weep" — Dallas Burrow shifts his attention back to the present with Modern Day Vagabond. Recorded with a roster of Texas all-stars, it refocuses the spotlight on a sound that's brought him Top 20 success in both the UK and America. This is timeless country music for today's world, inspired by the travels of a wandering troubadour and anchored by the love, faith, and family bonds that continue to call him back home.

HIGHLIGHTS/QUOTES

• “One of the more respected performers in Central Texas.” - Saving Country Music

• “In this modern time of piss ant singers and so-called songwriters, Dallas Burrow is one of the very few artists who rips off pieces of his soul, turns those pieces into lyrics, puts them to a haunting cool melody or a rocking groove and will stand back to back with you daring the Devil to show up.” - Ray Wylie Hubbard

• “Dallas Burrow…is back with another gem. His vocal work is as compelling as ever.” - The Aquarian

• “Dallas Burrow is claiming his place with an album that is rewarding and revealing.” - Lonesome Highway UK

• “Dallas Burrow has a distinctive voice, beaucoup charisma, and a gift for consequential lyrics. His new album is inspired and oh-so good.” - Ink 19

• “Burrow continues to prove himself one of Texas' most compelling young artists, with each LP unlocking surprising new facets of his songwriting.”  - Doug Freeman, Austin Chronicle 

• “The Way The West Was Won is a fine album by a young musician with an old soul” - Mojo - Americana Album of the Month

• “The Way The West Was Won” featured in FX’s series - The Lowdown