Brent Cobb’s Shine On Rainy Day is easygoing but not lightweight, a Southern singer-songwriter record that invites you onto the porch but leaves space for deeper reflection. Produced by cousin Dave Cobb, the album lets its songs stretch out naturally warm, conversational, lived-in. Cobb writes with a quiet grace, drawing out the everyday poetry in family, small towns, and slowing down long enough to notice what matters. There’s charm here, but it’s grounded in something real, something earned.
.jpeg)
0 Comments