October Evenings
Album · Coming October 17
Tracklist
01 — First Day Again (18 Summers)A song about being here while you're here—holding the ordinary moments a little closer, because we never know when we're living something for the last time.
02 — Summertime Haze
One last sun-soaked breath of summer before the season turns.
03 — Saturday
Football, food, family, rivalries and the traditions that make fall Saturdays their own kind of holiday.
04 — October Evenings
The heart of the album—porch lights, bonfires, children running through the yard and the quiet wish for an ordinary night to stay awhile.
05 — 1980 Something
A playful trip back to the Halloweens we remember differently now that we're the ones creating them.
06 — The Road Knows
Some roads carry more than traffic. They carry versions of us.
07 — Blue Between
A tender moment suspended between generations, memory and the blue light of evening.
08 — Upon My Heart
A love song whose deepest meaning lives quietly beneath the surface.
09 —You Were There
A remembrance of the person whose presence can be traced through a lifetime of moments.
10 —Weep Into Me
For the hours when grief doesn't need an answer—only somewhere safe to fall.
11 — You Were There (Closing Credits)
An instrumental goodbye. No more words are needed.
About the Album
October Evenings is an album about noticing life while it's still happening.
It lives in that brief stretch between summer and winter—when the pool water is still warm, football fills the Saturdays, leaves begin gathering along familiar roads, and evenings pull everyone a little closer to home.
But underneath the changing season is something deeper.
These songs move through motherhood, family, memory, faith, grief and love—the ordinary moments we rarely recognize as important until time has carried them somewhere we can no longer reach. A first day of school. A late summer swim. A grandfather dancing. A fire burning in the backyard. Someone we love who was there all along.
October Evenings is not an album about wishing life would stop.
It is about learning to see it before it passes.
Because someday, the ordinary evening you're living right now may be the one you'd give anything to have back.