Tyler Braden – devil and a prayer

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Artist: Tyler Braden

Title: devil and a prayer

Year: 2025

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Tracklist

  • 1. ME OR THE DAWN (2:54)
  • 2. MORE THAN A PRAYER (2:44)
  • 3. THINK ABOUT ME (3:00)
  • 4. ABOVE THE WATER (3:02)
  • 5. YOU DON'T GET TO CRY (3:21)
  • 6. LOVED ONCE (2:52)
  • 7. HOW IT STARTS (3:25)
  • 8. SO LONG (2:54)
  • 9. to tell you the truth (b stage) (3:26)
  • 10. bullet in my boots (b stage) (2:32)
  • 11. nothing looks good on you (b stage) (3:44)
  • 12. dear old flame (b stage) (3:34)
  • 13. BREAKING IN THESE BOOTS (2:55)
  • 14. EVERGREEN - demo (2:41)
  • 15. GOD & GUNS N’ ROSES (3:36)
  • 16. CALL ME FIRST (3:21)
  • 17. RIGHT ON TRACK (3:48)
  • 18. MIGHT BE DANGEROUS (3:20)
  • 19. DEVIL YOU KNOW (3:12)

Review

Tyler Braden's 'devil and a prayer' brings together country and rock in a way that'll make you wanna crack open a cold one and just soak it all in. This 19-track debut album wasn't just thrown together - Braden built it with his live shows in mind, giving each song room to breathe and punch when played on stage. The man mixes grit with heart throughout, especially in 'MIGHT BE DANGEROUS,' where he pairs up with Kaitlin Butts for a duet that'll stick with you like sweet tea on a hot day. I was listening to this record while fixing up my old truck last weekend, and I swear those guitar licks made the wrench turn easier.

The album feels like a proper journey through Braden's life and mind, with familiar favorites sitting alongside fresh material. 'GOD & GUNS N' ROSES' shows off his range and storytelling abilities that remind me of those sunset conversations where truths just naturally spill out. What strikes me most is how the collection balances vulnerability with that classic country strength - something we don't always see from newer artists these days. This debut makes a clear statement that Braden isn't just passing through; he's building something that'll stand up like an old oak through whatever weather comes his way. - Wade

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