Crossing Tyler

Just nine short months after what seems to have been predestined forces brought the members of Crossing Tyler together, the exuberant foursome released their debut album, “Welcome To Our Good Times,” recorded and produced at Fort Worth Sound studio in Fort Worth, TX by owner and long time producer, Bart Rose. Bart has been recording and producing for more than 19 years, and has worked with hundreds of musical talents, including The Toadies, Green River Ordinance, Buddy Miles of Jimi Hendrix, Lutikriss, and countless bands, musicians, and songwriters in the Texas music scene, including Roger Ray of Jason Boland and the stragglers, who sat in and played steel guitar on the album. The band, who formed just minutes before their first show at a venue just outside the city limits of San Angelo, TX has been burning up the road and taking the Texas Music scene and their fans by storm, sharing the stage with musical powerhouses like Stoney LaRue, the Bart Crow Band, Micky & The Motorcars, and Johnny Cooper, to name just a few. Their sound is as diverse as their four backgrounds, and is held together by a common thread of friendship, soul, and a love for music.