The Texas Gentlemen

The Texas Gentlemen
The Texas Gentlemen
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Playlist Risks
Listeners
40,562/mo
Followers
23,431
Est. Royalties
$143 - $571/mo

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Discography

Their catalog as it appears on their public Spotify artist profile
2
Albums
0
EPs
10
Singles
Total Streams

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Top Listener Locations

USDenver, US928
USChicago, US775
USPortland, US589
USNew York City, US516
USCharlotte, US489

Playlist Summary

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3,667
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0
High-risk playlist adds
252,425
Playlist follower reach (sum)
1,490+
Listeners from playlists
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3.7%
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Biography & Metadata

Floor It!!! is the new and second full-length effort from The Texas Gentlemen which includes everything from woozy, brass-fueled (“Veal Cutlass”), to slinky, chicken-scratch country funk (“Bare Maximum”) to lushly orchestrated pop-soul balladry (“Ain’t Nothin’ New”)—and that’s all in just the first 10 minutes of playtime. 
 This Texas quintets' members are, co-singers and frontmen Nik Lee and Daniel Creamer (who also handle guitar and keys, respectively); guitarist Ryan Ake; bassist Scott Edgar Lee, Jr.; and drummer Aaron Haynes (who since has been replaced by Paul Grass)—have spent the last half-decade on stages and in studios behind a wide array of artists, from legends including Kris Kristofferson, George Strait and Joe Ely to young whippersnappers like Leon Bridges and Shakey Graves. 
 Floor It!!! follows the Texas Gentlemen’s 2018 debut, TX Jelly; but where that first record, cut in four days start to finish at Muscle Shoals’ iconic FAME Studios, was very much a snapshot of a quick moment in time, the new effort is a decidedly more composed and crafted affair. “The vibe of the first one was, ‘Let's just do this thing!’ ” Creamer says. “But this time it was like, ‘We have this idea about what we want to accomplish…’ ”

Updated Oct 10, 2026, 5:53 PM
First discovered Aug 19, 2026, 12:54 PM