A sixth-generation Texan whose musical roots run wide like the Brazos, stretching down and shaping the backdrop of his life and landscape. Raised in a family tradition stretching back to when his great-grandfather shared stages with western-swing pioneers and rural house dances brought communities together through song.
Drawing from both the academic world of university campuses and the timeless rhythms of rural Texas, he approaches songwriting as a way of examining life—crafting original material that reflects his perspective on tradition and change. His work is marked by quiet intensity and analog warmth, where lyrics invite reflection long after the song ends.
For Henderson, music, at its best, invites thought as much as feeling. The songs come when they come—honest reckonings that rise from long quiet stretches and brief, lucid moments of release. Reviewers have described his work as possessing "an impressive mood and depth of feeling," and that depth remains his guiding compass—music made not for noise, but for listening.
Still living near the Brazos, he continues the family tradition of making music that matters, one song at a time.
Music, at its best, invites thought as much as feeling.
