Math Judson's guest appearances

Math Judson

Song of the Day

how did i get here?

Within City Limits

Roxi Copland

Christine Renner

Steve Earle

Amanda Shires

Rod Melancon

Willie Nelson

Sam Houston

Nick Mulvey

Phil Augusta Jackson

David Sims

Jesse Malin

Joan Shelley

Gaby Moreno

Bill Callahan

Laura Veirs

OwlTail

A lifetime studying music and it’s litany of influences converge in Matthew “Math” Judson’s Demagogue’s Delight  (1916 Records), with songs ranging from sweet song-of-the-summer earworms like “Magic” and the Arctic Monkeys-like pogo-inducing charisma of “Gunfire” and “Mind Over Matter'' to the wistful, soaring journey-within-a-song beauty of “Unanswered Prayers'' and “Out The Back”. Throughout, the album is punctuated by standout guitar solos and hooks galore and is a journey through self awareness and growth. Featured are contributions from Blake Atwell, Shreddward Brailliff (Bright Light Social Hour), Michael Patrick St. Clair (White Denim, Polyphonic Spree, Okkervil River), Travis Kennedy (The Deer, Electric Ladyland Studios) with mastering by Steve Marek (Monobody, NNAMDÏ, Tigran Hamasyan). Young Math Judson dove headfirst into music as a child in the Chicago area at the age of 9 when his parents kindly replaced his homemade tupperware drum set with a real one.  From there, he progressed to studying percussion and piano and joining marching band and drum line to jamming with friends in the basement while being nurtured by accomplished professors who had worked with everyone from Al DiMeola, Clark Terry to KC &amp; The Sunshine Band. In college the lefty learned to play on the right handed guitar and played in a plethora of bands ranging from post-punk to funk and jazz fusion while honing his skills performing with professional Broadway performers like Anthony Rapp (Rent, Dazed &amp; Confused) and Shoshana Bean (Wicked, Hairspray, Ariana Grande, Michael Jackson). After earning a degree in jazz studies, the artist moved to Austin with the band that would become The Pride in 2014 and launched a solo career while touring with The Digital Wild (members of Fort Never). That solo career conceived Demagogue’s Delight, which showcases Judson's considerable skills and funnels them into a promising debut bursting with captivating single-worthy gems.Soundcloud | Bandcamp | WebsiteRecent Press: Fox TV Music In The Morning live performance | Austin American Statesman Review | How Did I Get Here Podcast |  New Noise Magazine | “Magic” KUTX Song Of The Day

A lifetime studying music and it’s litany of influences converge in Matthew “Math” Judson’s Demagogue’s Delight  (1916 Records), with songs ranging from sweet song-of-the-summer earworms like “Magic” and the Arctic Monkeys-like pogo-inducing charisma of “Gunfire” and “Mind Over Matter'' to the wistful, soaring journey-within-a-song beauty of “Unanswered Prayers'' and “Out The Back”. Throughout, the album is punctuated by standout guitar solos and hooks galore and is a journey through self awareness and growth. Featured are contributions from Blake Atwell, Shreddward Brailliff (Bright Light Social Hour), Michael Patrick St. Clair (White Denim, Polyphonic Spree, Okkervil River), Travis Kennedy (The Deer, Electric Ladyland Studios) with mastering by Steve Marek (Monobody, NNAMDÏ, Tigran Hamasyan). Young Math Judson dove headfirst into music as a child in the Chicago area at the age of 9 when his parents kindly replaced his homemade tupperware drum set with a real one.  From there, he progressed to studying percussion and piano and joining marching band and drum line to jamming with friends in the basement while being nurtured by accomplished professors who had worked with everyone from Al DiMeola, Clark Terry to KC &amp; The Sunshine Band. In college the lefty learned to play on the right handed guitar and played in a plethora of bands ranging from post-punk to funk and jazz fusion while honing his skills performing with professional Broadway performers like Anthony Rapp (Rent, Dazed &amp; Confused) and Shoshana Bean (Wicked, Hairspray, Ariana Grande, Michael Jackson). After earning a degree in jazz studies, the artist moved to Austin with the band that would become The Pride in 2014 and launched a solo career while touring with The Digital Wild (members of Fort Never). That solo career conceived Demagogue’s Delight, which showcases Judson's considerable skills and funnels them into a promising debut bursting with captivating single-worthy gems. <a href="https://soundcloud.com/mathjudson/sets/demagogues-delight/s-He5zEQFANc4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Soundcloud</a> | <a href="https://mathjudson.bandcamp.com/album/demagogues-delight" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bandcamp</a> | <a href="https://www.mathjudson.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a>Recent Press: <a href="https://www.fox7austin.com/video/937977" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fox TV Music In The Morning live performance</a> | <a href="https://www.austin360.com/story/entertainment/music/2021/06/18/austin-360-record-new-music-magna-carda-saulpaul-more/7723943002/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Austin American Statesman Review</a> | <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/4l1kFV1svfpMxQaR20VmVI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">How Did I Get Here Podcast</a> |  <a href="https://newnoisemagazine.com/tag/math-judson/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">New Noise Magazine</a> | <a href="https://kutx.org/song-of-the-day/math-judson-magic" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">“Magic” KUTX Song Of The Day</a>

Final Episode of Season 3 with Math Judson!

Well…as you might’ve been able to discern, some things take time. But often choosing the longer path lets you appreciate the everyday beauty of life’s minutia, and that’s clearly an outlook of Austin’s Math Judson. Though the singer-guitarist has had success kicking it up to faster tempos, his crawling compositions seem to be where Judson shines best, going back to his 2014 acoustic EP Proverb-Idioms. So allow some time for self-care with one of Judson’s many sonic scenic routes, and the first step with his latest and single and music video (directed by Alex Chod), “Magic”! 

Well…as you might’ve been able to discern, some things take time. But often choosing the longer path lets you appreciate the everyday beauty of life’s minutia, and that’s clearly an outlook of Austin’s <a href="https://www.mathjudson.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Math Judson</a>. Though the singer-guitarist has had success kicking it up to faster tempos, his crawling compositions seem to be where Judson shines best, going back to his 2014 acoustic EP Proverb-Idioms. So allow some time for self-care with one of Judson’s many sonic scenic routes, and the first step with his latest and single and music video (directed by Alex Chod), “Magic”!

Math Judson: “Magic”