Brian Lambert is a multifaceted musical artist hailing from Denton, Texas, known for his genre-bending music that incorporates elements of punk, shoegaze, and rock, blended with the narrative style of songwriting reminiscent of Bruce Springsteen. His recent work includes the singles ""Never Back Down"" and ""Face Master,"" as well as his album ""Wild,"" which has been described as a journey through a variety of sounds, showcasing Lambert's talent for creating music that is both emotive and invigorating. "Wild"" is Lambert's latest album, a sonic odyssey that defies conventional boundaries to offer listeners a unique blend of garage rock, grunge, lo-fi horror hip-hop, and more. The album includes standout tracks such as its title song ""Wild,"" a Halloween favorite ""Don't Tease The Zombies,"" and creative covers like Gorillaz' ""Clint Eastwood"" and Nirvana's ""Breed."" Lambert's love for horror movies infuses this album with a unique, captivating layer, adding depth and intrigue to his music. Lambert has described his current musical style as akin to '80s pop with punk undertones, driven by narrative songwriting. This style is evident in both his solo projects and his work with The Star Crumbles, an alt-rock band that showcases an '80s new wave influence. Lambert's creative process varies, often starting with acoustic guitar sessions and evolving into full productions, demonstrating his instinctual and varied approach to music-making. He's also notable for his ""52 Week Music Production Challenge,"" where he produced and released a new track weekly for an entire year, showcasing his dedication to his craft Beyond his solo career, Lambert is also known for his collaboration with The Star Crumbles, bringing an additional layer to his already diverse musical portfolio. His ability to blend different genres and styles, along with his storytelling prowess, marks him as a standout artist in the contemporary music scene. Lambert's music not only invites listeners to enjoy the melody and rhythms but also to engage with the deeper emotional and narrative layers of his songs