Biography

Jason Judd; vocals, guitar, lyricist, percussion:
He grew up in Central Oklahoma and learned to play the piano at age 3. Since then, he has been writing and playing his own music. He is influenced by most genres of music to include everything from Nine Inch Nails to Bob Marley and the funky styles of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Combining those influences and the country style of his roots, Jason has intertwined those artists and methods to create some-thing entirely different. The support of his friends, family & band-mate Jerry Houston has led to the success he experiences every time he creates and performs their songs. They push him to realize his dream of being a musical artist that influences upcoming musicians and become a favorite of fans who truly love genuine, original music. His dreams of having the growth of their band promoted to air-time through radio broadcasting networks is gainfully on its way. As Jason states, “My life has had tribulations that has led to some unrulely and interesting music development, and it’d be outstanding to share that with everyone. . . . .everyone. Bring the beer and the sun and let’s have some fun.” –Jason Judd.

Jerry “B.M.T.” (Big Mutha F_ck’n Tiny) Houston II; Bass Player, Vocals, lyricist, & guitar: A 6’5” artistically BIG hearted man, was born in Ballinger, TX and grew up in the Dallas, Ft.Worth area. Jerry was raised by a musical family in a Southern Gospel church and influenced by all genres of music. He began favoriting all the main-stream classic country artists then as a teenager he was partial to punk, heavy metal, grunge, and every other genre of rock. Nevertheless, as a poet by nature, he became influenced by rap. He hopes to accomplish uniting people together with music—their music. When he met Jason in 2006, he knew they were on to something, and so did everyone else. After beginning and initiating the band “Flat Mountain Dew Daddies,” with the assistance of Jason Judd, they knew they were capable of delivering the type of music that Oklahomans’, and all “down to earth” people, have been desiring. Now as Red River Mash, they've been striving to get their music to everyone; alas, having their music played on the radio is going to bring their original, homegrown dream to more people than they could ever imagine--"No matter where you from, good music that is easy to relate to, will bring this nation together.“
—Jerry (B.M.T.) Houston II.