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Pecos ve carved a niche in the rich songwriting tradition of their home state, exemplified by their debut Warner Records single, 5AM.Big things have small beginnings. Pecos d hang out, drink beers, and jam, just before self-releasing their debut single, 2019s slow-burning This Damn Song. The song was a runaway success, earning an RIAA Platinum certification and garnering over 250 million streams globally. The band hit the road directly after the songs success and have been touring relentlessly ever since, performing on the club circuit and opening for rising country star Zach Bryan. In 2020, they released the Red Eye EP, expanding their sound with more guitar heroics and complex arrangements that hinted at jazz and psychedelic influences.Pecos Hurley has a gift for exploring the shadowy sides of life through his songwriting, offering an unflinching look at heartbreak, disconnection, self-medication, and dark times. On 5AM, he reflects on being trapped in a self-destructive cycle, trying to live up to the idea of the man he wants to be but thwarted by his own bad decisions. Wish I could say that I saw it comingproblem is I never do, Hurley sings over a gloomy guitar line. Its too late to let myself feel something, so Ill just keep running from you. Hurley explains, Its about having a habit of going to the bar, getting drunk, and staying up all night. You kind of know that when you go to bed its probably not going to end wellbecause you messed up again and cant break the cycle. Its just one of those You messed up songs.Pecos 5AM offers a preview of their upcoming major label debut LP, a bold and expansive collection of songs set for release later this year. Hurley shares, At the end of the day, I just want to help people with our music, honestly. Between their wild road shows and highly anticipated full-length album, Pecos & The Rooftops are set to make an even greater impact.