What they’re saying…
“Sean Burns and Lost Country are from Canada, and they have created a honky tonk masterpiece.“ - COUNTRY MUSIC PEOPLE
“Above all, it’s Burns’ voice that demands attention. He could be a middle-aged crooner with years on the road under his wheels, but the press photographs show a young man in dungarees with the words Country Music tattooed on his arm”. - AMERICANA UK
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“Sean Burns shows us that either with covers songs or originals he is a country music stalwart who has immersed himself in its past to create its future, something that places him among that select few who create their music for the pleasure of it.” - LONESOME HIGHWAY
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”Sean Burns might be the most important person in the entire nation of Canada when it comes to the preservation of traditional country music.” - SAVING COUNTRY MUSIC
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“Sean Burns joins the growing number of under the radar independent artists who clearly love to listen to and play classic country; albeit from their own point of view with original songs and well chosen covers. Top notch music for all occasions - if those occasions demand a cool band building a head of steam on some hot songs.” - LONESOME HIGHWAY
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"If modern country is no longer country, and alt-country is the new country, then where can possibly find new "old country"? The answer to to this is Sean Burns and Lost Country, who are exactly what I've been holding out for.” GREAT DARK WONDER
“Sean Burns is a hugely talented Canadian singer-songwriter who plays a brand of country music from way out on the left of the mainstream.” American Roots U.K.
“He puts his heart into every record and carries high the flag of honky-tonk that can now only be found in independent productions” - PLANET COUNTRY
“Burns has the raw yet smooth country vocals that pull together an album of this caliber, and the steel guitar sounds on the album are a reminder of what most modern country is missing.” - CANADIAN BEATS
“Burns captures the grittiness of troubadour life and creates a style that hits home to fans of Canadiana, Americana, Folk, Country, and Blues music world-wide.” - THE COUNTRY NOTE