New Country Music Video Pays Homage to November Rain

San Antonio, TX, November 08, 2026 --(PR.com)-- Nathan Felix Releases an Anthemic Ode to the Alamo City inspired by November Rain

Nathan Felix, released his new country ode to the Alamo city, Comin’ Home to San Antone, featuring Garrett T. Capps on fiddle on Wednesday, October 28 on all digital platforms including a music video that pays tribute to November Rain by Guns n’ Roses. Comin’ Home to San Antone is a city anthem filled with 2-steppin', bar hoppin', Lone Star & margarita drinkin’, fajita eatin' nights in the Alamo City. It is produced by Bill Baird, mixed by Lucas Oswald and is the flagship single off of Felix’s up and coming album, Texas Born Texas Bred.

Felix grew up idolizing Slash and when he randomly drove by a church in the middle of nowhere Texas the idea popped in his head that he could use this as an opportunity to pay homage to one of his favorite music video moments. Felix later returned to Calera Chapel in Balmorhea Texas with a small crew to recreate the iconic scene akin to Slash’s guitar solo. The narrative for Comin’ Home to San Antone is lighter in nature compared to November Rain and leans into Felix’s love of surrealism by utilizing astronauts riding in a 2D spaceship. The video goes for a DIY approach for the wedding scene filmed live at San Antonio’s honky tonk, Lonesome Rose but captures certain beats from the majestic marital vows between Axl Rose and Stephanie Seymour. Felix then chose the bar Splach to film the wedding reception where an astronaut jumps into the wedding cake just like in November Rain.

Nathan Felix has plied his trade on both sides of the Atlantic, but he’s never been closer to his home state of Texas. The big skies and alpine mountains of West Texas have called to him, singing of romantic sunsets, lost loves, and Lone Star beers soaking up the resulting tears. His new song, Comin’ Home to San Antone, opens in ol’ San Antone, where Felix feels most at home. An easy walking bass sets the tone, while touches of boogie-woogie piano and sawing fiddle glisten over the loping beat. Lyrics reveal that every traveling romantic brings home along with him wherever he roams. It stars Haylee Grace, Nathan Felix, Brian Caron, Wesley Freeland, Charlotte Reed, Vivian Hartz and a multitude of San Antonio locals from the Academy of Learning in Retirement (ALIR) who choreographed a custom line dance The video and digital version of Comin’ Home to San Antone is out as of Wednesday, October 28.

For more information or to schedule an interview, please contact Nathan Felix.