There’s something about Roy Dawson that shakes the dust out of the corners of this tired music industry. It’s not just the gravel in his voice or the fire in his guitar, it’s the way he keeps standing up after every hit and saying, “I’m not done. Not yet.”​​The man they can’t moldRoy Dawson’s story is too raw, too messy, and too

I did not ask to be chosen. I did not seek out the burden of sacredness or the weight of unseen war. But in the silence between battles and the spaces between breath, something called my name—and it was not a whisper. It was thunder.It came at night, as these things always do. When the world is quiet and the lies no longer hold. I was not sleepin

In an era where material wealth often dictates societal status and personal worth, the song What Good Is Gold by Roy Dawson, known as the legendary RoyElvis, offers a poignant reflection on the true value of life. Backed by the RoyElvis Band, this soulful ballad challenges listeners to reconsider what truly matters, questioning whether the pursuit