Parker Twomey

Equal parts country-folk songwriter and Americana road warrior, Parker Twomey makes timeless music for the modern world. It's a rootsy sound that blurs the lines between genre and generation, created by an old soul who's still in his early 20s. With his solo debut, All This Life, Twomey opens the doors to his coming-of-age experience, writing candidly about the romance, regret, and reflection that comes with a life largely spent on the move.


Years before he launched his career touring alongside country singer Paul Cauthen, Twomey was raised by artistic parents in Dallas. By his early teens, he was writing his own songs and attending the city's prestigious art school, Booker T. Washington High School, where icons like Norah Jones once cut their teeth. During his final two years at Booker T. Washington, Twomey would finish his afternoon classes before heading to Modern Electric Sound Recorders where he'd work the next three years assistant engineering and playing on records before Paul Cauthen extended the offer to join his band.

Recorded during breaks in Twomey's touring schedule, All This Life sets that newly-discovered worldview to a soundtrack of soft-hued country music and Texas-inspired folk. This is music for the heart and the heartland, written by a hopeless romantic who's young enough to dream big. This is Dallas' newest export: a songwriter riding the balance between youth and manhood, country and folk, introversion and universality.