This week’s Loris’ DEBUT at NOON is packed with brand-new music from artists pushing boundaries, bending genres, and redefining their sound. From Texas icons to rising voices and bold new collaborations, Loris is spinning tracks that deserve a spot on your playlist. Here’s what you heard on air this week.
Rosie Flores & The Talismen – Lines
Texas triple-threat Rosie Flores has spent her career shattering expectations in the rock and country worlds. Known for her sharp songwriting, powerhouse vocals, and respected lead-guitar work, she turns real-life grit into deeply felt music. Her track “Lines,” recorded with The Talismen, blends expressive guitarwork with cinematic Americana energy and showcases an artist still evolving with confidence.
Rosie will be performing on Texas Radio Live 12/10 with Lew Apollo.
Mid-America – New Drug
Mid-America is the newest project from Curtis Roush and Mia Carruthers of The Bright Light Social Hour. Their debut track “New Drug” weaves hypnotic synth layers, spacious indie-rock textures, and intimate vocals into a sound that feels dreamy, urgent, and entirely its own. A refreshing and exciting evolution from two seasoned creatives pushing their artistry forward.
Ginny Hall – Not Here
Austin singer-songwriter Ginny Hall captures a beautiful emotional honesty in “Not Here.” Her warm, clear vocals and thoughtful phrasing explore themes of absence, healing, and reclaiming your own space. It’s vulnerable, resonant, and a testament to her growing presence in the Austin music scene.
