02 Naughty Side

04 Six Pack Short

This EP channels the golden era of west-coast rock — rich vocal harmonies, acoustic guitars, pedal steel and slide that weave into intimate, storytelling songs about long drives, lost love and late-day light. Inspired by the sound of the early 1970s, the production favors warm, analog textures and melodic arrangements that sit somewhere between country, folk and classic rock. Perfect for sunset drives and quiet porches, each track balances nostalgic moods with timeless songwriting craft. Press play, lean back, and let Coastal Horizon take you down the open road.

Beautiful, Bright, Sunny Day

“You know, every Christmas means something a little different to each of us.
For some, it’s the gifts under the tree.
For others, it’s the smell of cookies in the oven, or the sound of laughter filling the house.
But the older I get, the more I realize Christmas isn’t really about things.
It’s about moments.
It’s that soft glow from the fireplace.
That one song that takes you straight back to your childhood.
And most of all, it’s about the people who make you feel like home no matter where you are.
This next song isn’t just about Christmas Day it’s about the love, the peace, and the memories that make the season what it is.
So if you’re holding someone close tonight, or missing someone far away.
This one’s for you.
It’s called ‘Christmas To Me.

Christmas to Me

“You know, folks, I grew up hearin’ about this jolly ol’ guy in a red suit ridin’ a sleigh through the snow.
But where I come from there ain’t a whole lotta snow.
We got longhorns, tumbleweeds, and a sky full of stars 
and I started thinkin’, there’s no way Santa’s tradin’ that sleigh for anything but a saddle.
I mean, picture it boots in the stirrups, red coat flappin’ in the wind,
a bag of toys slung over the saddle horn, and eight reindeer tryin’ to keep up with one mean ol’ quarter horse!
Yeah, I’m convinced out here, Santa doesn’t slide down the chimney he rides up to your porch,
tips his hat, and says, ‘Evenin’, partner.’
So let’s take a ride with the big man himself.
This one’s called ‘Santa Claus Is a Cowboy!’”


The Trucks Came Through

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