Arturo Barrios

From Audio Karate and SGV Punk to Fronting Fenix TX

Episode 272

Arturo Barrios is a San Gabriel Valley musician born in Monterey Park and raised between Monterey Park and Rosemead. After discovering grunge and punk rock in junior high, he formed a band with classmates at Rosemead High School that became Audio Karate, performing at backyard shows and local venues in El Monte and Baldwin Park. In 2001, Audio Karate signed with Kung Fu Records, releasing two full-length albums, touring internationally, and performing on Warped Tour and Warped Tour Japan. Arturo joined Sweet and Tender Hooligans in 2015, reunited Audio Karate in 2017, became the lead singer of Fenix TX in 2026, and works as a quality assurance and staff onboarding supervisor for Orange County Social Services.

In this episode, Arturo discusses his origins in the San Gabriel Valley DIY punk scene and the journey of Audio Karate from local venue shows to international tours. The discussion touches on his work scoring an independent film, placing original music in film and television, and preparing a solo record under the name Small Graffiti. He also reflects on stepping into his role as lead singer for Fenix TX and how he manages his musical career alongside his supervisor role at Orange County Social Services.

For San Gabriel Valley viewers, this episode offers a look at the local music scene and DIY history that shaped neighborhoods in Rosemead, El Monte, and Baldwin Park. Followers of Audio Karate, Sweet and Tender Hooligans, and Fenix TX will gain insight into his decades-long career across independent record labels, international tours, and ongoing songwriting projects. Viewers searching for topics on film scoring, independent music production, or balancing a career in public social services with creative arts will find a practical example of artistic longevity. Subscribe to the MySGV Podcast to stay connected with the artists, musicians, and community figures shaping the region. If you found this conversation on local music history and creative endurance inspiring, please share this episode with a friend or fellow punk rock fan.

Arturo Barrios Takeaways

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Music Credits

Intro
Euphoria in the San Gabriel Valley, Yone OG

Stinger
Scarlet Fire (Sting), Otis McDonald, YouTube Audio Library

Outro
Euphoria in the San Gabriel Valley, Yone OG

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Arturo Barrios

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