BACKROAD BELIEVER

Backroad Believer is where faith meets real life — the middle ground between Sunday morning and Monday’s grind. It’s the blue-collar chapter of Curt Brickley’s story, forged in long days, hard lessons, and the quiet places where God still whispers.

These songs were written from the backroads — in small towns and between shifts, in the space between failure and faith. They speak for the ones who don’t have to be polished to be redeemed: firefighters, linemen, truckers, cops, cowboys, and anyone who’s ever worked with their hands and prayed with their heart.

Brickley’s roots run deep in that world — raised in the foothills of the Ozarks, a U.S. Marine veteran, and storyteller who’s lived the miles he writes about. His songs carry the scars and the hope of real experience — rough edges wrapped in grace, where belief isn’t preached, it’s proven.

From “Rodeo Code” to “Blue Line Life”, “Lineman Strong”, and “Owned,” Backroad Believer paints a portrait of everyday faith — not perfect or polished, but persevering. It’s for anyone who’s ever stumbled, stood back up, and kept walking the road home.

This is more than a record — it’s a testimony lived, told in steel, sweat, and redemption.