Samples of music from Randy Casey's albums are available below. For further music samples, be sure to check out RetroFit (classic rock cover band) and Dharma Lab (commercial projects).

Now available

Late Bloomer
February 12, 2008
This album is founded in roots Americana, blending folk, rock, country and blues that range from raw country nuggets to almost old-time gospel revival. Randy describes Late Bloomer as something akin to "Andy Griffith jamming with the Stones," and it showcases his guitar-playing prowess and lyrical aptitude in a timeless package.

Upcoming releases

Street Swamp (instrumental)
A follow-up to the 2001 instrumental album Say No More, this record picks up where Say No More left off, blending trip-hop and street beats with alt-country roots twang.

Christmas album (instrumental)
This guitar-based album offers a new spin on standard Christmas music, highlighting a huge variety of styles. "Silent Night" is anything but, building from quiet orchestrals to the sonic equivalent of WWIII, while "We Three Kings" gets a hard rock/surf punk treatment. This record is not for everyone, but it is for those who are looking for an alternative to tradition.

Randy Casey's previous albums

Say No More (instrumental) [2001]
Understanding that some things are better left unsaid, singer/songwriter Randy Casey lets his instruments do all the talking on Say No More. Featuring 11 instrumental tracks with performances by Eric Heywood (Richard Buckner, Alejandro Escovedo, Son Volt), Jessy Greene (VioVoom, Jayhawks, Golden Smog) and others, Say No More is epic and elegant in its sweep. With compositions that are alternately ancient and futuristic, Say No More travels between trip-hop and bluegrass to create a uniquely unified and stunning whole.

Samples
Hats Off to Sonny Moonlight, Part I	Listen
Black and Tan	Listen
Purchase — $13

Randy Casey and the Cactus Thieves [1997]
Ten songs of springy honky-tonk rock with bluesy border authenticity make Randy Casey and the Cactus Thieves feel like a trip to the American Southwest. From the cheeky country parody "Woe is Me" to the titular, surf-tinged "Cactus Thieves," this album showcases Randy Casey's fretboard mastery and inspired, genre-blending approach to his craft.

Samples
Texas Mile	Listen
The Victim	Listen
Purchase — $13

Mad at the World [1994]
Randy Casey bares his wounds and a penchant for stunning songwriting the ten-song Mad at the World. With references to the best elements of pop and rock from the '60s, Randy brings considerable guitar skills and straight-forward delivery to well-rounded tunes. Produced and engineered by award-winning national talents Rob Genadek and Andrew Kamman.

Samples
Little Boy	Listen
Marble Canyon	Listen
Purchase — $13