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Rozino Smith says he completely missed the 80s. Not that he didn't live through them, of course, it's just that growing up in Abilene, TX didn’t exactly put him on the cutting edge of pop culture.
Of an era passing him by, Smith says it allowed him a unique approach to the art form, one totally uncompromised by the influence of modern music culture. "My family used to listen to old, mellow stuff on eight-track, people like Willie Nelson and Don Williams,” he muses.

While in college Rozino found himself in his first band playing bass - an instrument he’d never touched before. After deciding that he could sing better than their vocalist, Smith kept edging more and more of his own material into the band’s set eventually bringing an end to that band and striking out in 1998 to begin another in the rock outfit, Brother Luck.

Brother Luck became a short-lived force to contend with on the Houston music scene with acoustic driven modern rock songs, contempla...