STEPHENVILLE, TX (CBSDFW.COM) — If you haven't heard of the self-proclaimed "Tejano punk boyz" from Stephenville, then consider this your official introduction.

"The music will hit you right in the heart; it'll make you laugh, or it'll make you cry," Giovannie & The Hired Guns frontman, Giovannie Yanez, told CBS11.

"It's more of a vibe than anything."

It's a visceral, eclectic vibe heavily influenced by the band's diverse background, and Yanez's Mexican-American culture.  

"I'd say a little bit of everybody I've grown up with; from Norteño bands like Ramón Ayala, to country music, to a little bit of rock and roll," Yanez said of his musical influences.

"The songwriting, the melodies - all of that is amazing, and I grew up on [Tejano]. My parents were, are very big fans of Tejano music."

That explains the group's current hit single, "Ramón Ayala", named after the famed Mexican Tejano star Yanez listened to as a child.

The song reached the number-one spot on the Billboard Rock and Alternative Airplay chart over the summer with 18 million streams, securing the band as a bonafide act.

In August, Giovannie & The Hired Guns signed with Warner Music Nashville and will work with both Warner Music and Warner Music Latina.

"That is something I've been waiting on since I could remember, honestly," Yanez said. "Just to be a part of something so big, something that's known by everyone is something really cool and everybody's super nice over there at Warner. Yeah, I'm excited for the future."

A future Yanez clearly envisions.

"World domination man, you know!" Yanez said jokingly.

Giovannie & The Hired guns are set to release their new album, Tejano Punk Boyz, on October 28th.

Yanez and fellow bandmates: Milton Toles, Carlos Villa, Jerrod Flusche, Alex Trejo and Brandon Diveley are currently touring the country, entertaining crowds with their hybrid sound. 

The band will make a stop for a performance in Cowtown Friday, November 25 at Tannahill's Tavern and Music Hall.