From Next-Door Neighbors to Charting Country Artists: The Unlikely Story of Roses and Weeds

“My name is Caleb Moses, and music has been my constant through every season of life.

Growing up in North and N.E Texas, I found a guitar at a young age and quickly realized that music had a way of saying the things I couldn’t always put into words. Through life’s highs and lows, that guitar and my voice became more than just a hobby…it became an outlet, a source of strength, and eventually a calling.

I’ve always been drawn to artists who bring their own style and soul to the stage. From the timeless influence of Elvis Presley to the smooth authenticity of artists like Leon Bridges, I’ve learned that the best performers aren’t afraid to be themselves. That idea has shaped not only my music, but who I am as a person.

When I’m not performing, you’ll probably find me fishing, working out, hunting for vintage clothing, or dancing whenever the opportunity presents itself. I’ve never been one to fit neatly into a box, and that’s part of what inspired the name Roses & Weeds. While Tarren represents the grace and beauty of the rose, I’ve always related a little more to the wild, untamed side of the weeds.

Life hasn’t always been easy. Like everyone, I’ve faced challenges that tested me, humbled me, and ultimately helped shape the man I am today. Those experiences taught me the value of resilience, growth, and staying true to yourself. They also gave me stories worth telling.

As one-half of Roses & Weeds, my goal is simple: create music that people can relate to. Whether it’s a song about love, loss, hope, redemption, or simply enjoying the ride, I want listeners to hear something that reminds them they’re not alone.

Today, I’m grateful for every stage, every song, and every person who chooses to spend a few minutes listening to what we have to say. This journey has already taken me places I never imagined, and I’m excited to see where the next chapter leads.

Because for me, music has never just been entertainment…it’s been a way of life.”

“Music has always been a part of who I am. Growing up, some of my favorite memories were sitting with my granny, listening to the classic country artists she loved. Those songs taught me the power of storytelling, honesty, and emotion, and they continue to inspire the music I love today.

When I’m not performing, you’ll usually find me doing something outdoors. I love gardening, working with flowers, and spending time in nature. Roses have always held a special place in my heart, and their beauty, resilience, and ability to thrive through every season reflect a lot of what I value in life.

For most of my life, I was incredibly shy when it came to singing. I loved music, but I was just too nervous to share my voice with anyone.  In fact, for years, my biggest audience was the steering wheel of my car. While music was always my passion, confidence was something I had to grow into.

After losing my granny, I realized something that changed my life: tomorrow is never promised. Life is too short to spend it wondering “what if.” That realization gave me the courage to step outside my comfort zone, take a chance on myself, and begin sharing my voice with others.

Today, I have the privilege of performing as one-half of Roses & Weeds alongside my good friend Caleb Moses. What started as a dream I was afraid to chase has become an incredible journey filled with opportunities I never imagined possible. From radio airplay and industry recognition to meeting fans across Texas and around the world, every step has been both humbling and inspiring.

The support I’ve received from family, friends, listeners, and fans means more to me than I can put into words. Every message, every show, every handshake, and every person who takes the time to listen reminds me why I took that leap of faith in the first place.

I’m proud of where I come from, grateful for the people who helped shape me, and excited for where this journey is taking me. Most of all, I hope that through every song I sing, I can share a little piece of my heart and help keep the spirit of traditional country storytelling alive for the next generation.”