quand mon coeur vas arrêter de battre

Borrowed Blade is country grit and gospel backbone—songs hammered on an anvil of hard times, small-town faith, and second chances. Fiddle cries, pedal steel sighs, and a low Telecaster growl carry stories of men and women who don’t run from the storm; they ride straight through it. These tracks lean on porch-light prayers, two-lane highways, court dates, and kitchen-table reconciliations. The title speaks to winning with what tried to wound you: you take the lie, break it in half, and use it for a handle. From barroom whispers to Sunday-morning vows, the record moves from hush to holler—brush snare shuffles, train beats, waltzes, and boot-stomp 4/4. This is not revenge; it’s redemption with calluses. Press play when you need courage you can hear and a map you can follow.

answer-to-my-real-name

A modern take on late-’80s sophisti-pop: warm Rhodes and nylon guitar, soft 4-on-the-floor grooves, and lyrical tenor sax. From long-distance payphones to sunrise balconies, these ten songs move from city-night spark to tender waltz finale. Glossy, intimate, and made for night-drive playlists.

You May Be the One

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