Press
Houston Chronicle
Houston Chronicle
Houston Chronicle
"...Attxla has an interesting, seductive voice."
“...one of the city’s best vocalists...”
- Joey Guerra
Houston Press
Houston Chronicle
Houston Chronicle
“Attxla’s consistently silky, resonant vocals are the kind that make you ecstatically nod your head up and down in endless agreement of his seemingly boundless range.”
- John Amar
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OutSmart Magazine
OutSmart Magazine
“When we were introduced to the R&B of Texas’ Attxla, we were astounded by the mixture of sultry vocals and bumping tones that fall all over his music.”
- David Garrick
OutSmart Magazine
OutSmart Magazine
OutSmart Magazine
“His dynamic beats and smooth vocals are perfect for sad bops to cry-dance to.”
- Lourdes Zavaleta
Releases
August 28, 2020
Attxla released his EP "Flow I" a 5-track project about the aftermath of coming out, his odd relationship with time and his journey toward self-love and actualization.
January 17, 2020
Attxla released the long-awaited music video for the Ebb lead single, Choose Him.
December 27, 2019
"No Escape" with Salkin was released through Spinnup.
December 20, 2019
The Remixes: Ebb, a 7-track EP featuring remixes by local and international artists was released.
November 15, 2019
Attxla releases his rendition of "Monster" by Alaskalaska.
October 25, 2019
Hold Me Down (produced by Laudr8) which features Haley Sorg was released through Concept Haus.
June 8, 2019
Marked the introduction to Attxla's first album cycle with the lead single "Choose Him". In the very next month "Feel It", the second single from the upcoming project, was released.
August 23, 2019
Attxla’s debut full length album entitled "Ebb", inspired by a receding tide, became available everywhere.
August 28, 2018
Attxla released his first official single entitled “Oldest Flame“ on all streaming platforms.
October of the same year, he released his first EP, ”Spurned” which was about harsh rejection and self doubt
Sound
Attxla is a unique blend of Pop, R&B, Electronic and Ambient music.
Personal experiences, internal conflict and bouts of dark imagery inhabit the lyrical soundscape.
Influences
Björk, Little Dragon, Sohn, Baths, Sophie, Jon Bellion, Arca and James Blake