Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Hayes Carll grew up in The Woodlands and cut his teeth performing in Bolivar and Galveston bars. His 2002 debut album quickly marked Carll as a rising voice in Texas music. Now, as he nears 50, Carll's latest release, " We're Only Human ," reflects the perspective of a veteran artist still wrestling with life's big questions. Hayes Carll will be back in Houston this week – performing at the Heights Theater this Thursday.

In the audio above, Hayes Carll speaks with Houston Matters producer Mincho Jacob how his music reflects his thoughts on aging, growth, and an ongoing search for meaning.

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