Blueyed Son: your one-stop shop for forlorn Texas ballads, self-righteous political rant anthems and rockabilly acoustic rhythm-churners for reunited lovers.

Blueyed Son is the one-person DIY band created by songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Joe Drymala.

Recording everything himself using a single microphone in the living room of his NYC apartment, Drymala released his Blueyed Son debut EP "BLUE EYED SON" on 10/28/09, and is currently writing and recording his upcoming full-length "The Zero Years," scheduled for early 2010 release. 

Blueyed Son was born in New York City, but Joe Drymala was born in Texas; he taught himself piano at 11 and guitar and drums at 13, and played in a bunch of local Bexar County-area prog metal bands until he left for college. 

He spent a year at Berklee, dropped out, moved to New York, wrote some experimental contemporary classical music, got pissed off at George Bush, moved to Vermont for a year to volunteer for Howard Dean's presidential campaign, ended up as Dean's speechwriter, came back to New York after Dean got blown out, got an MBox, started playing around with pop music of every kind, wrote some pop and country tunes for a creepy downtown theater piece about a white supremacist teen pop band, got that music played on Good Morning America, started writing music to perform himself, created Blueyed Son, and started playing gigs all around Brooklyn and lower Manhattan, including Goodbye Blue Monday, Bushwick Music Studios, Matchless and The Local 269.