Briscoe
Press Reviews

About the Artist

Briscoe is an Austin-based musical project formed by lifelong friends Truett Heintzelman and Philip Lupton, who first bonded over music during their high school years and later solidified their collaboration at The University of Texas. Their sound channels the essence of the late 1960s to mid-1970s, drawing heavy inspiration from legendary artists like Neil Young, James Taylor, and The Beatles. Their performances blend heartfelt songwriting with a variety of instruments, seamlessly weaving through genres while maintaining a nostalgic yet fresh atmosphere. Fans appreciate their melodic storytelling in songs such as "Flashlights in the Canyon" and "Easy Does It," which often evoke warm, reflective moods infused with the duo's camaraderie and earnestness—a vibe akin to revisiting a favorite mixtape from a slightly cooler, more laid-back era. Their growth as a band is palpable, mirroring their journey through college life and artistic exploration, all while delivering shows that feel intimate yet timeless.