Weatherford's Sand Dollar Rodeo Queue Up New CD Release

WEATHERFORD, Texas - Oct. 13, 2019 - PRLog -- Sand Dollar Rodeo is proud to announce its upcoming release, Quick Sand. The six-song EP that features studio versions of previously unavailable fan favorites from SDR's live catalog also signifies the re-launch of recorded output for the group.

Featured songs on the EP include the Roy's Texas beach escape anthem "Good Time," a fun and simple song about grabbing your partner, jumping in the car and heading to the beach. Familiar small-town memories faced with a fast-expanding metroplex and guitarist Heath Frazier's vocal debut on the song "Old Aledo," and the haunting isolated love story of "Population You and Me."

Quick Sand will be released on CD & Digital formats this coming Friday, October 18th, 2019. It will be available at all major online retailers, including Amazon, i-Tunes, and the Google Play Music Store as well as streaming services Spotify, Tidal and others.

About the Band:
Sand Dollar Rodeo is the writing collective of Roy Holliday & Heath Frazier. Based in Weatherford, Texas, they have evolved into their own custom brand of Texas Music with a unique sound and writing style that mixes elements of country, new wave, the beach, and a healthy dose of humor.

Formed in 2012, they endured a heavy live schedule for several years and eventually took a hiatus in 2016 to regroup their thoughts and plans.

The focus has always been writing original music that doesn't sound like anyone else. After the break and a great deal of soul searching, Heath and Roy shifted SDR into being a songwriting vehicle – but one that doesn't follow the traditional Nashville songwriter route.

"We enjoy writing and we enjoy recording. We always have. We started out as a recording project. The live schedule was not putting us where we were wanting to be, musically. We never fit the country circuit or the rock circuit. We're neither. We finally decided to just do what we do, record it ourselves at our own studio and then pitch it to the young bucks out there who do want to be on those circuits and promotion schedules and see what happens. While we do still plan to perform live from time to time, the conscious shift to writing and recording without having the pressure of playing live and promoting albums the usual way has brought a welcome breath of fresh air. Of course, we do hope you like what we release, but we're not out looking to hit record sales goals anymore. There's a new mission." – Roy Holliday

Sand Dollar Rodeo invite you to join their party and share the journey!