In late 2010, George Ducas brought his music back home to Texas with the release of his “Volume Up Windows Down”.  Now, Ducas is rolling into the summer sun with “CowTown”, a summer stomper for the Texas charts, and the single that will put the final exclamation mark on his first Texas-exclusive project. Since first emerging as a deep-rooted country artist with contemporary appeal in the mid-to-late 1990s, he has enjoyed hits as both a Nashville major label artist and songwriter. But his musical heart and soul reside in the honky-tonks, roadhouses and dancehalls of his native Lone Star State. Ducas led off his return to his home state of Texas with “Never Goes Away,” co-written with Texas artist Randy Rogers.  The tune, a widescreen tale of loving memories and desire, was Ducas’ first single from his current six-song EP. The Texas Music Chart hit “Breakin’ Stuff”, one of 2011‘s most-played songs on Texas Music airwaves, is a bristling hard-edged confessional of the mistakes we all make in life.  Rollicking numbers like “Twang Thang,” and “Pure Blue Heartache” brim with the vitality and adventures of a night of live music on the Texas scene, while the ballad “Amnesia” tackles the regrets everyone knows and feels. It’s a collection of the real country with a modern kick that Ducas is known for, and as its title implies, a perfect soundtrack for driving the highways and byways of the Lone Star State. $7 door only