The Damn Quails

Their 2011 album Down the Hatch was an amazing debut project. That year, The Damn Quails, headed by Gabriel Marshall and Bryon White, had us all certain we had found the future of Red Dirt. But it was nearly five years before they Oklahoma-based band was able to put out a follow up album, due to legal problems, problems that just seemed to drain the duo of life...

Colin Deyalsingh, tour manager for the Damn Quails, has been found "safe and without injury" after disappearing from a show.

Troubling news this morning, as The Damn Quails shared on social media that their tour manager, Colin Deyalsingh, has been missing since Saturday around 11 p.m. The Band is asking if anyone has any information on his whereabouts to please call CTK Entertainment at 512-312-9350...

As you heard HERE first, the debut single from The Damn Quails' sophomore record has been kicked out of nest and is flying across radio airwaves throughout the Texas/Red Dirt scene.

It's true. I am a long time fan-girl of the Texas-Red Dirt Music scene. As such I can personally say how much I LOVE and appreciate when artists let us in to their lives and careers through their social media accounts. As opposed to just Tweeting to remind us when and where they can buy their merch and tickets.

The Damn Quails have admitted time and again that it's been a drama-filled several years since the release of their first album "Down the Hatch" in 2011. The band has talked loosely about a long, messy legal battle with the co-founder of the label that released their first record, but have been pretty tight-lipped about any details...

I wish more often there were songs like this which resonate on the inside – a song that is pure and fresh. It should happen more often than not. When this song first hit radio a couple years ago, I had it on repeat for weeks. You can't help but nod your head and tap your foot to the beat...