Levi Petree is an actor, musician and writer from Lafayette, LA., now residing in Los Angeles, CA. He was born on the bayou and infuses that area’s exuberant spirit into his music. His songs are lyric and guitar-driven, blending his love of British punk and new wave, Outlaw country of the 1970s, and the anthemic heartland-rock songs that top 40 DJs don’t seem to spin anymore. He has been cited by Music Connection Magazine for his "serious songwriting chops" and PopShifter Magazine described his style to be "A delicious melange of things that might fit neatly under the Americana umbrella: pastoral balladry, kick-ass stompers, folksy sunniness, and more than a little punk-rock snarl." Petree and his band, The Radio Publica (Sean Novak and Chad McKinsey), are known for their rowdy and relentless live performances, producing "A sound that makes you just want to get up and dance" (The Ridgecrest News Review). Together, they recently released their debut album, sarcastically titled ‘It's Country’, which netted several published reviews praising that "at its thunderous acme ... this stirs rush-blooded, reciprocal dedication" (Damnation Dance Party).