ABOUT THE SONG

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I wanted to share something special with you today that I truly think could resonate with your audience. Our client Kopper and Cash is set to release a new single titled “If We Make It Through December” on 11.14.24.

Kopper and Kash is composed of dad (Jeff Pennycoff) and two daughters with spectacular talents like their father, Mia and Ava Pennycoff. They share their love of country music with the mission to share positivity & inspiration with others as they continue their rise. Their music’s traditional storytelling elements really shine through in this new release.

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 "If We Make It Through December" is a poignant song by Merle Haggard that captures the struggles and hopes of people facing hard times. Released in 1973, the song tells the story of a man who has lost his job and is trying to keep his family together during the holiday season. The lyrics resonate with a deep sense of resilience and determination, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and the belief that better days are ahead. The song's emotional depth and relatable themes have made it a timeless classic, offering comfort and solidarity to anyone who has faced adversity.

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You can find the single when it releases here, and connect with Kopper & Kash on Instagram or their website.

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In this single, Kopper & Cash share a touching story about a struggling father during Christmas time. The lyrics are embedded with vivid imagery, heartbreaking language, and storytelling verbiage. The smooth vocals, catchy guitar licks, and bouncy rhythm make this song the perfect next add to your country heartbreak playlist this holiday season

Listeners love the storytelling element of Kopper and Cash’s music, and they continue this trend in this latest single. With lyrics like, “If we make it through December / Everything’s all right, I know,” the listener can clearly understand that in this story, the father is worried about disappointing his daughter due to his inability to provide for her this Christmas. They expand upon this idea in the verse; “I don’t mean to hate December / It’s meant to be the happy time of year / but my little girl don’t understand / Why Daddy can’t afford no Christmas gear.” These powerful lines make this tune relatable and emotionally powerful, further emphasizing the country storytelling elements of this heart wrenching Christmas tune.

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MORE ABOUT KOPPER AND KASH: Kopper and Kash were nominated for Song Of The Year at The Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fame for their 2020 single, “That Jacket” and once more honored with a nomination in 2023.