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Adam Hood, hailing from Alabama, is a southern music staple whose Americana rock style can’t be pegged to any specific geographical region.

He naturally incorporates that familiar southern charm into his acoustic melodies, with his Alabama twang adding a certain sort of truthfulness to his lyrics.

Yet, while instilling that homey southern comfort vibe into his music, he also infuses worldly, mystical elements into some songs that takes us far away from Alabama, such as “Little Crow (Native American Theme).”

Thanks to Joe Jonas and Jay Sean, you can go ahead and add one more reason to your

Altered Zones Free Day Party with John Maus, Puro Instinct, Pictureplane, Girl Unit, Sleep Over, Laurel Halo, Matthewdavid

Wed. 03/16 | 12:00 PM @ ND at 501 Studios

Everyone has their own opinions on how to ensure a bright future, some more right than others. And some, like myself, are rarely wrong.

Something everyone can agree on is providing quality education for our next generation of leaders. Yes, kids. Even if you don’t have them, or even like them, you can’t deny that they will be taking over the world one day.

And we don’t want a generation of lazy idiots who depend on their iPad 3000s (future iPads) instead of thinking for themselves.

Late last year, Do512 took over an empty office space at 2208 S.

Lamar, and began renovations on what would become the Do512 Lounge. Wall-to-wall crushed velvet, a neon sign, a disco ball, local art and a bar transformed the empty nothingness that once was into a funky somethingness, with the aim being to cultivate an old-time, speakeasy lounge feel.

Hailing from right here in Austin, Texas, Quiet Company‘s music is almost always uniformly referred to as upbeat and joyful.

Their music relates to all of those aspects of our lives, even the not awesome parts, and leaves you with a toe tapping, fresh and thrilling outlook on life.

Quiet Company’s fans are definitely devoted followers, selling out their shows left and right, and are also very active on Twitter followers, which gave QC an idea…

“Every time one of them got married, a little piece of me died,” Rachel of Do512 said. I feel this is a sentiment that resonates with us all; no female can resist Isaac’s melodic voice, Zac’s wild-man percussion performances, or Taylor’s bad boy stage presence.