This song is about losing my best friend to suicide, about needing to be saved from yourself wether that’s suicidal thought, depression, anxiety or your own addictions. We help this helps you save you from yourself 💙💜

Sons Of A Sinner - Save Me From Myself;

Sons Of A Sinner is a Southern Alternative band from Waxahachie Tx that consist of 5 Members. Thomas Logan, Kyle Bartosh, Jerrin Castillo, Ethyn Martin and Jerrod Fowler. Since they were all friends beforehand, playing in a band together only seemed natural. That natural energy and friendship shows every time they share the stage. With these blue collar boys You’ll find a unique blend of southern, Alternative, Punk rock and Texas country. Welcome to the heavier side of Texas Country Music.

I’ve always been a writer, I’ve loved writing stories my entire life. I started writing a graphic novel, Blood Of Sovereignty in 2016. I also love writing short stories in different universes such as the Warhammer 40k universe the Doom universe, GOT universe, The walking dead universe…You name it and I love writing characters and story lines within any universe that I admire and love to read about or play in (video games). 

I started writing music back in 2011, took a long break. Then in 2014 got back into writing music and learning how to make instrumentals and play certain instruments. Have had a long battle with addiction and an even longer battle with depression, severe depression. So I have never been as consistent as I’ve liked to be with making music. 

The last two years I’ve really honed in on my skills and mastering my sound and style (which is all over the place). I don’t classify myself as being apart of one genre of anything. I like all kinds of music and that’s what I make, I make sounds that I enjoy or feel like making. It ranges from folk to rock, metal, grunge, tribute music, cover songs, blues, house, pop, alternative rock. Being an artist is something that allows you to create whatever you’re feeling or wanting to create. Don’t box yourself in because that’s how you end up losing the spark you have for wanting to create.