[From All Music.com-Thom Jurek] Ángela Aguilar is a singer of Mexican Regional music. The daughter of traditional musician Pepe Aguilar, she has been performing professionally since she was nine years old. Benefitting from a trained alto voice, she released her debut album, 2013's Christmas-themed Navidad con Ángela Aguilar, at age ten. Three years later, she performed in the BBC's 100 Women Festival in Mexico City. Her proper solo 
debut was 2018's Primero Soy Mexicana. Produced by her father, it was composed of historic rancheras and mariachis. Aguilar received nominations for Best New Artist and Best Ranchero/Mariachi Album at 2019's Latin Grammy Awards, where she also performed. In 2020, she released the seven-song EP Baila Esta Cumbia, a set of modern tunes associated with and dedicated to the memory of groundbreaking ranchera pioneer Selena. Aguilar followed it later that year with the traditional mariachi EP Que No Se Apague la Musica. In 2021, she issued the long-player Mexicana Enamorada.
[From All Music.com-Tim Sendra] Duster's lo-fi sonic explorations didn't find much of an audience when they first began operations in the late '90s. Their two albums and various other recordings were home-recorded, spaced-out, and just a little too late for the slowcore movement. They were also on the fringes of noise rock and emo, but never fully became part of a scene. Maybe that's why once the group ceased working together, their legend began 
to slowly grow until by the late 2010s their long out of print albums were fetching large sums and quite a few bands were singing their praises. After a long time working on other projects, and occasionally together, Duster reconvened in 2018 to record new music -- 2019's abrasive, noise-damaged self-titled album -- and play shows in support of the career-spanning box set Capsule Losing Contact. They continued working together to map the parameters of their sound, settling down in peacefully introspective territory on the 2022 album Together.
Established in 2020, Art Museum TX is a not-for-profit institution in Fort Bend County, 
Texas, dedicated to presenting the region's contemporary art to the public. Art Museum TX provides an interchange for visual arts of the present and recent past, presents new directions in art, strives to engage the public, and encourages a greater understanding of contemporary art through education programs.
