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First Fire Whiskey Blues
Slow blues · 6/8
A mythic opening built from copper, flame and hard-earned history. Its slow 6/8 pulse raises a glass to the nameless hands that turned dust into spirit.
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Discography
Empty Glass
Ten songs for the hours after midnight — where memory, whiskey, rain and first light meet the raw language of the blues.
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Track 02
Glass and Silence
Jazz-blues · 60 BPM
Velvet-dark jazz-blues where a muted trumpet, a red room and an empty glass say more than conversation ever could.
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Track 03
My Still Don't Run No More
Southern blues · 6/8
Copper pipes and a cold furnace mirror a love that has stopped flowing. Southern blues imagery carries the song from loss toward self-recovery.
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Track 04
Rain on the River
Slow blues · E minor
A river, a passing train and a photograph turned face down frame a slow blues about grief that refuses to stay still.
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Track 05
A Glass of Whiskey and You
Slow blues · A minor
Melting ice measures the distance between what was promised and what remains. Direct, intimate and made for a late-night vocal.
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Track 06
Walkin' Home Blues
Delta blues · Open D
Dust-heavy Delta blues about carrying old burdens down a road with no visible end — until silence finally begins to sound like home.
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Track 07
Cold Cabin Blues
Delta blues · Slide guitar
Raw slide guitar, a tin roof and a bottle gone dry. The cabin stays standing, but the love that once warmed it has already moved on.
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Track 08
Empty Glass Blues (Midnight Version)
Midnight blues
The album's emotional center: cold coffee, dust on the records and a needle that cannot keep time with a broken heart.
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Track 09
Brothers Shadow Blues
Delta blues · Open D
A dark family ballad where blood, jealousy and whiskey meet at the same table. The empty space left by a brother becomes the song's deepest note.
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Track 10
First Light Blues
Delta blues · 6/8
Morning finally enters the room. The record closes without pretending the hurt is gone, only with the decision to keep the window open.
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