MARSHALL FALCON DISCOGRAPHY

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Marshall Falcon’s "Go West Young Man" is a vibrant fusion of Tex-Mex and traditional honky-tonk that channels the restless energy of the Texas borderlands. Infused accordion rhythms, and classic dancehall beats, the album paints a vivid portrait of dual-culture identity across tracks like "Rio Bravo" and "Kolaches Y Huaraches". It seamlessly balances high-energy barnburners with melancholic, neon-soaked tearjerkers, delivering an authentic soundtrack for the modern cosmic cowboy.

Marshall Falcon’s sophomore album “The Streets of Pocholoco” (recorded alongside his band, The Midnight Bazaar) is a sonic expedition that straddles the borders of Texas and Mexico. The project serves as an energetic and heavily atmospheric blend of cosmic country, Americana, and Tex-Mex border rock.

The tracklist features standout roots-rockers like "It's Alright" and a cosmic, foot-stomping rendition of the Jimmie Rodgers classic "T for Texas." 

Released on May 24, 2024, through Broken Note Records, Marshall Falcon’s 4-song EP “Future Crossroads” is a punchy, 16-minute exploration of roots-rock, country-soul, and blues. Future Crossroads marks a distinct structural point in Falcon's discography, leaning heavily into high-energy rhythms, gritty guitar work, and a classic barroom ambiance. The EP opens with the hard-driving momentum of "Going Down," followed by the self-deprecating honky-tonk realism of "If the Drink Don't Get Me." 

Released in May 2025 Marshall Falcon's third full-length studio album “Permanent Resident” is a deeply resonant collection of cosmic Americana, roots rock, and borderlands country. Permanent Resident serves as an atmospheric sonic exploration of displacement, belonging, and the search for home across shifting geopolitical and emotional landscapes. The record showcases a matured songwriting style that is both intensely personal and cinematic. 

Released on October 21, 2025, 

Marshall Falcon’s fourth full-length studio album “Modern Theories on Gravity” is a 12-track, 43-minute project that expands his sonic boundaries. It serves as a sprawling, inventive blend of cosmic country, roots rock, and multicultural rhythms. The record features a brilliant stylistic range, leaping effortlessly from guitar-driven roots anthems like "Nashville Snow", “Barnburn” and "Barometric Pressure Campaign" to the deeply personal like "Tinted Black Windows".

Marshall Falcon's fifth full-length album, Cawcawphony, serves as a sharp, high energy curveball in the artist's discography.

Conceived as a creative pressure valve to blow off steam, Cawcawphony strips away the sprawling, meticulously polished arrangements of Falcon's previous Americana works in the favor of raw, short, and semi-controlled bursts of musical heat. The album captures a distinctly loose, spontaneous, and "punkish" live garage-band atmosphere.