Patti Steele joins us on Tulsa Tempo for a raw and riveting episode filled with original music, behind-the-scenes stories, and moments of pure heart. From growing up with music in the home to performing in pirate folk rock bands like the Trashcan Bandits, Patti’s path is anything but typical. She shares how personal chaos shaped her songwriting and performs several originals, including “Mandolin Reel,” “Tearing Down the Walls,” “Me and You,” and “Quarantine 2020.” With guest host Amy, Patti discusses Tulsa’s music scene, artistic authenticity, and what it takes to stay true to yourself while pursuing a life in music.

🎤 Recorded live at Blue Couch Studio, across from the Church Studio on Studio Row in Tulsa.

On this episode of Tulsa Tempo, host Amy sits down with soulful singer-songwriter Amber Watson and violinist Lane Hawkins to talk about heartbreak, healing, and the Tulsa music scene that helped Amber find her voice again.

Recorded live at Blue Couch Studio, this episode features intimate performances of Amber’s original songs like “Monday,” “Say Goodbye,” “Time,” and “Siren,” each filled with emotion, storytelling, and raw energy. Hear how Amber rebuilt her life after heartbreak, quit Adderall, rediscovered her love of painting, and is now preparing to release her first EP—co-produced by Chris Combs and Andrew Bayer.

Lane shares his experience touring with Kaitlin Butts, and the importance of musical chemistry and trust on stage. Together, they talk about Tulsa’s vibrant scene, where musicians support one another, jam late into the night, and build something truly magical.

🎵 Whether you’re into live music, local stories, or creative comebacks, this episode delivers all the feels.

Follow Amber:

• Music: @amberjeanwatsonmusic
• Photography: @amberwatsonstudios

Stay tuned for her EP release this summer and catch her Tuesdays at The Colony and soon at Mercury Lounge starting July.

Randy Brumley is a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based musician known for his unique "hybrid music" style, blending rock, soul, blues, country, and a touch of jazz. Growing up in a musically inclined family, Randy was immersed in music from an early age, often surrounded by friends and local musicians who would play and sing throughout the night. His diverse influences are evident in his work, with albums like "For You" (2015) and singles such as "Love Me Honey" (2024).Randy cites The Beatles' "White Album," Roxy Music's "Avalon," and Minus the Bear's "Omni" as some of his all-time favorites, reflecting his eclectic taste and musical versatility.