McGRAW (The Ultimate Collection)

Shotgun Rider

This Is My Dirt

Never Left Me

"Somewhere in Texas" is a soulful and evocative ode to the Lone Star State, weaving together themes of love, longing, and the unmistakable magic of wide-open skies. Tristan Roberson’s rich, heartfelt vocals bring life to a story of searching for connection and meaning amidst Texas’s sprawling landscapes.

With its blend of warm acoustic guitars, gentle fiddle melodies, and a steady, reflective rhythm, the song feels like a quiet drive down a dusty backroad at sunset. The lyrics paint vivid pictures of small towns, endless highways, and the bittersweet beauty of chasing dreams in a place that feels like home.

"Somewhere in Texas" is both a love letter to the state and a deeply personal ballad that resonates with anyone who’s ever felt tied to a place—or a memory. It’s a standout track that showcases Roberson’s ability to combine authenticity with universal emotion.

Somewhere In Texas

ELDORA

Good Side of Gettin' Older

A raw country ballad shaped by acoustic guitar and steel lines, steady in pace but heavy in weight.  
The vocal is weathered and unpolished, carrying grit and reflection in equal measure.  
The lyric leans into survival and scars, finding strength in imperfection rather than polish.  
The production stays minimal, letting silence and space frame the story.

Built From Dust

“Free at Last (Country/Americana Version)” tells the story of redemption through struggle — where grace meets grit, and freedom isn’t found in running but in surrender.

After years of pain and recovery, this version leans into the earthy tones of country and Americana — echoing the raw gratitude of a man who’s been set free by faith.

🎧 Listen, share, and let the message breathe hope:
“Chains don’t define the soul — freedom does.”

#CurtBrickley #FreeAtLast #CountryAmericana #FaithMusic #HopeInEveryNote


Free at Last

The Problem-FINAL

Another Bullet-Randall King

Dance Tonight

Alabama - (There's A) Fire In The Night

Where the Neon Lies (with Ronnie Dunn)

Curt Brickley is a Christian songwriter and storyteller whose music was born from surviving four heart attacks, a brain hemorrhage, multiple strokes, and years of recovery from brain damage that left him with what researchers call Paradoxical Creativity (unbanding). Curt's music is nothing short of miraculous. His songs blend country grit and gospel grace — real stories of faith, struggle, and redemption that point hearts back to hope.

Free at Last

CURT BRICKLEY

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