Recorded live at The Bottling Plant in Opelika, AL, this intimate acoustic performance features songs from each of Justin's releases as well as three acoustic versions of songs from his upcoming album.
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Justin's second full-length release, "Hope Where It Lies."
Released in 2010, this is Justin's first full-length album. It is now exclusively available here in CD format.
The first single from Justin Cross and the Engine Co.'s new album, The Rock & The Roll.
Recorded live at Higher Ground Studio Engineered by Bud Brown Additional Recording at Simple Hands Studio Produced by Justin Cross
The Engine Co. is: Jordan Holsombeck, Amy Cross, Kyle Carpenter, Jordan Pridemore, and Justin Cross
Mixed by Beach at Slowtide Sounds, Nashville TN Mastered by Sam Moses at Moses Mastering, Nashville TN
Photography by Kyle Carpenter Design by Justin Cross
All songs copyright Justin Cross Music 2020
A winter-themed EP consisting of songs that I simply wanted to find a home for. After deciding on the track-list, I realized that the songs unintentionally fit together like a miniature album. If it is cold where you are this time of year, I hope these songs bring you a little bit of warmth.
The live single of the song "Drink The Water."
The second single from Justin Cross and the Engine Co.'s album, The Roll & The Roll.
Recorded live at Higher Ground Studio Engineered by Bud Brown Additional Recording at Simple Hands Studio Produced by Justin Cross
The Engine Co. is: Jordan Holsombeck, Amy Cross, Kyle Carpenter, Jordan Pridemore, and Justin Cross
Mixed by Beach at Slowtide Sounds, Nashville TN Mastered by Sam Moses at Moses Mastering, Nashville TN
Photography by Kyle Carpenter Design by Justin Cross
All songs copyright Justin Cross Music 2020
I wrote, recorded, and released this song on December 26th 2018.
It's about what one might experience the day after Christmas.
The tree is still up But now yesterday’s done Spent three months preparing To show everyone Now they've all gone home And I'm wondering what to do with December 26th
The presents are open And strewn on the floor They begged for this stuff; But don’t care anymore It’s on to what’s next They’ve exhausted all giggle and kicks On December 26th
See, the best time of year It can only come once But the pain in our wallets Will linger for months All the warm fuzzy feelings will fade And we’ll start to feel sick On December 26th
It’s into a new year And out with an old Toward paths we’ve not followed And stories untold But that's still a whole week away I now I just sit And I smile On December 26th