Keller’s Story

Raised on 2000’s country music, Keller Cox didn’t discover “Texas Country” music until attending Texas A&M University. As a regular at the iconic Hurricane Harry’s dancehall, he realized his passion for writing and performing country music. During the global pandemic, Keller connected with producer Corby Schaub, who produced his Introduction EP, Makin’ It By LP, and two 2021 singles, “Movin’ On” and “On My Way.” After earning a degree in Construction Science from Texas A&M in May of 2022, Keller fully committed to his music career.

Over the past three years, Keller has toured extensively across Texas and beyond, opening for acts like Corey Kent, Flatland Cavalry, The Castellows, The Josh Abbott Band, and Willie Nelson. Known for crafting songs that reflect life as it was, is, and ought to be, Keller’s storytelling shines both in his music and live performances.

In early 2024, Keller released his second full-length album, Good Again, Amen, produced by Scott Faris at The Amusement Park Studio in Lubbock, Texas. The record featured two singles sent to Texas Country Radio, including “Damn Good Friends” (featuring Cleto Cordero of Flatland Cavalry), which peaked at #9 on the charts and his latest single, “Good Again, Amen,” which is currently climbing the charts. In late 2024, Keller began working with Dwight Baker at Matchbox Studios in Austin, Texas, recording a four-song EP slated for release on August 1st.

All that to say, in the words of Keller himself, “Here goes something.”