R.J. Sloane grew up on stories of men who lived and died by a code. Lawmen, outlaws, and the thin line between them. That's what his music is about. Not the glory of the West, but the weight of it. The cost of doing right when doing wrong would be so much easier.
Rooted in outlaw country and dark Americana, his songs dig into the things men don't talk about. Broken homes, heavy choices, and the fight to become a better man.
When he's not writing music, Sloane writes Western fiction. Stories cut from the same cloth.
This is music for men who know that the hardest battle is within.