Copperstreet Records

Copperstreet Records Built for the World. As an advocate for musicians, I believe in the power of expression through artistic efforts. Eddie Howard

Copperstreet Records is an independent record label and artist-promotion company dedicated to discovering exceptional independent talent and bringing distinctive new music to audiences around the world

Driven by Soul. Consequently, I also believe that it is important for those who love music, whether you are a producer of music or a consumer, to protect the intellectual property rights of those who bring us this wonderful art form. We here at Copperstreet Records appreciate your continued support in purchasing our music. This kind act allows us to continue to do what we do for you.

IYKYN...R&B.
10/02/2026

IYKYN...R&B.

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Do you know Eddie Howard
09/10/2026

Do you know Eddie Howard

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09/08/2026
Today, I celebrate another year of life, love, and music made from the soul. Thank you for being part of this journey. T...
08/29/2026

Today, I celebrate another year of life, love, and music made from the soul. Thank you for being part of this journey. The best is yet to come. 💜🎶

— Eddie Howard | Copperstreet Records
FUTURUM MUSICAE

08/26/2026

(August 24, 2026) Regi Myrix and Ty Juan give listeners a dose of double A-side soul with the release of “Take Me With You” and “Eyes Fell On You,” the two songs featured in two-for-one First Listen. The tracks reveal two sides of these artists, and in doing so take us back to those days [.....

08/26/2026
08/26/2026

(August 21, 2026) You can call it adult contemporary or urban adult contemporary. You can date yourself and go with grown and sexy, or just grown folks’ music. Whatever moniker you select, the business of music often dismisses artists that sing with their adult voices or write songs that address s...

08/25/2026

What if we woke up this morning, and it was August 25, 1984 again?

I think I would believe that life, just as it was, would last forever.

My family would always be there—healthy, familiar, and close. My friends would always be just a phone call, a bike ride, or a few steps away. The people I loved would somehow remain exactly as I remembered them. And tomorrow would simply be another version of today.

Back then, I didn't understand that I was living inside memories I would one day give almost anything to visit again.

It's strange how much life is like falling asleep.

You close your eyes without really noticing the moment you've left the day behind. You don't feel the hours passing. You hardly remember the night at all.

And then you wake up.

The room is different. The world has changed. Some of the people who once filled your days are gone. Others have traveled roads far from yours. The voices you once heard every day now live mostly in memory. And somehow, the young person who thought there was an endless supply of tomorrows has grown older.

You wonder when it happened.

But maybe that's the lesson.

Perhaps August 25, 1984 wasn't precious because of anything extraordinary that happened that day. Maybe it was precious simply because we were all there.

And perhaps August 25, 2026 deserves the same reverence.

Because one day, if we're fortunate enough to wake up many years from now, we may find ourselves wishing—just for a moment—that we could come back to this day, too.

So maybe the gift isn't going back.

Maybe the gift is realizing, while we're still here, that today is already one of the days we're going to miss.

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