Stuck somewhere between alt country, punk, and americana, Garrett Wheeler's music has something for just about everyone.

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Since becoming musically active and gigging heavily at age 15, Garrett has played countless shows across Georgia, Florida, and the southeast. Playing anywhere from acclaimed music venues and listening rooms, to dive bars where you're afraid to touch the door handles.

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Garrett's last release, If I Don't See You for a While features a raw, unbridled rock & roll sound that marks a departure from his 2021 release Nobody's Singing Along. 

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The batch of four songs still manages to cover a wide array of subject matter, from reminiscing the feelings of young love on "Southern Summer," to the painfully self-aware "All the Good Times," a cautionary tale of why Evan Williams & Taco Bell NEVER mix well.

 

With audible influences ranging from singer-songwriters like Ruston Kelly & Ryan Adams, to moments of near-pop punk/alternative rock in the vain of Jawbreaker & The Hold Steady, the EP is certified Y'allternative gold.​