Project Nemeth

Last night the fabulous Jillian Irons opened up for Stavely.

The music emanated from The Hydrant, a unique coffee house in the downtown square of Denton, TX.

The drive from South Dallas was quite a trip, but the show was more than worth it.

I can’t wait to hear more from these talented artists.

Andrew Nemeth

Yo. Brace yourself because this here is about to drop. And when it hits its going to shake the floor. But first, allow me to interject for a moment to those of you who are new to the site: This is the Weekend Rap-Up, its a catchy little weekly segment I host in which I summarize my weekends through the the use of rhythm and flows. Check it...

Tim Sewalt and his friends did it again. The band called Stavely melted away the night with their smooth lyrics and catchy tunes. An audience of all ages gathered to see the musicians perform what many said was their greatest show. Big thanks to the Prophet Bar/Door for inviting them to come and play...

I drop flows like a messy kid drops crumbs.

'Read More' to see the Weekend Rap-Up.

Z. Shea helped me with a recording of himself rapping my weekend.  Here it is for your enjoyment:

Ugh, Let’s hit it.

“I’m about to drop a rhyme,

You’ll be thinkin’ ‘Is ’bout time,

I aint heard a word from that nerd,

Since about ’99′,

But I’m back up in this place,

About to show you all my face,

And what

Today during school a text was sent to announce that there would be an exclusive (small) Stavely show at SMU campus. That was all the details I needed to want to be there.

Later after work I hopped on the horn (phone) and hollared at some of my bro’s to go with me to Dallas and watch the musical euphorium that is Stavely.

They, of corse,