Mike Amabile and Run Over Twice
Houston, Texas, United States | INDIE
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Run Over Twice's sound is influenced by artists such as Waylon Jennings, The Doors, Eric Clapton and Metallica. Eclectic much? Sure, but these Texas rockers pull it off and are followed by old-school country and classic-rock enthusiasts alike. They’ve got endurance, too: It seems they’re gigging somewhere in the Houston area every other night or so. - Houston Press
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Still working on that hot first release.
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Run Over Twice is a unique sound for Texas music lovers. The band blends their own style of Americana music with rock, classic country, blues and folk. The original works of the band include popular songs like "Motorcycle Man" and "Michaela" which have a rockin' edge to them. Other songs like "John and Marianne" and "Peace of Mind" have a more country feel, but they still obtain the rock qualities that set them apart from mainstream country music. This original style of music is accompanied by poetic lyrics. This ability to be diverse is what sets Run Over Twice apart from other bands in the Texas circuit. The fact that they can play country, blues, rock and anything in between allows them to perform at a large variety of venues. In other words, they dont sound like all of the other Texas artists out there...they are unique!
Run Over Twice has shared the stage with artists such as Jerry Jeff Walker, Roger Crea¬ger, Kevin Fowler, Randy Rogers, Marcy Play¬ground and many more. The band's stage presence and years of combined experience produces an electrifying yet comfortable atmosphere, and it is felt every time they take the stage.
Reviews:
"With band Run Over Twice, Amabile has managed to create a sound that rivals masters of the alt-country meets rock 'n' roll genre like Whiskeytown and Wilco." -Tori Brock (Conroe Courier)
"Run Over Twice mixes a little Southern Rock with a IittIe Texas Groove, creating feet stomping get off your ass music:' -Cara Miller (Radio Free Texas)
"Finally a band Texas music needs right now. They won't grow old on you" -Jerry Jeff Walker (Texas Singer Songwriter)
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