Copper Sunburn is dust on the boots and smoke in the rafters. Fiddle, pedal steel, harmonica, and Telecaster ride a rhythm section that knows barrooms, barns, and long drives after last call. The songs trace small-town vows and bad timing: the shine that pays the bills, the love that won’t stay put, and the kind of trouble that starts with a favor and ends with a prayer. Arrangements lean warm and human — front-porch acoustics, two-step shuffles, slow waltzes, and highway ballads — with a baritone vocal telling the truth without polishing it. No filler. Every track lands a scene and hands the night to the next one.

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