Award-winning songwriter Daryl Mosley celebrates faith, family, and small-town life on his heartfelt new album, Little Moments.

There's a reason Daryl Mosley is called a 'songwriter's songwriter.' With twenty #1 songs, four Songwriter of the Year honors, and praise from legends like Tom T. Hall, Ronnie Milsap, and Rodney Crowell, Mosley has spent over three decades building one of the most respected catalogs in roots music. Now, with his brand-new album Little Moments, he delivers his most heartfelt collection yet.
Still rooted in his hometown of Waverly, Tennessee, Mosley writes about the world he knows best: small towns, rural churches, family kitchens, and the everyday people who form the backbone of America. Little Moments celebrates the things too often lost in the rush of modern life. A grandmother's hands. A Sunday drive. A porch swing at dusk. The way things used to be when families gathered around the table and neighbors knew each other's names.
Critics compare his lyrical craftsmanship to Raymond Carver and Flannery O'Connor, and his warm baritone to Don Williams, Guy Clark, and John Denver. On Little Moments, that signature combination shines. These are exquisitely crafted songs delivered with the unhurried ease of an old friend telling stories on the front porch.
Following the chart-topping success of The Secret of Life, Small Town Dreamer, A Life Well Lived, and Long Days and Short Stories, Little Moments cements Mosley's place as a towering figure in roots music. This is an album for anyone who believes that slower times, deep faith, and simple values are worth singing about, and worth coming home to.
Pick up your copy of Little Moments today.

Track Listing

• Corner Of Hopeless
• Just Because I Do
• Small Town Lullaby
• She Knew It All
• I Won't Drink To That
• One Screen Movie House
• Next To You
• A Working Man
• The 1900's
• LIttle Moments

Additional Details

Label: Pinecastle Records

Genre: Bluegrass

Language: English

Run Time: 34:00 mins

Region: 0

Release Date: 08/21/26

UPC: 755757131223