Emerging Artist Tyler Nance Releases "Same Song and Dance"
Today, emerging country artist Tyler Nance released “Same Song and Dance,” his second single this year. The Missouri native’s debut single “Bad News” has amassed more than 4M streams.
The catchy, yet heartwrenching track, which Nance penned with Brett Truitt and Cooper Hill, brings a fresh take on the all-too-familiar reality of wanting more from someone who only sticks around for life’s best moments:
Something good happens, you’re right next to me
When the good is gettin’ gone, you’re ready to leave
I’ll give it a month, you made it a week
You got stepped on so you punish me
“I came up with the concept of this song while I was traveling through Memphis on my way back home to Missouri,” shares Tyler. “I was inspired by the unfortunate truth of someone coming and going in your life as they please, only to be around for the highs. Brett Truitt really developed a perfect sound around the lyrics to make the single memorable and even that much more relatable.”
The 21-year-old singer-songwriter is set to release another EP in the coming months, following his well-received debut project “Wasted Chances.” Additionally, he was just announced as support on 25 dates of Kidd G’s The 150 Tour.
More About Tyler Nance:
Representing a fresh sound in Country music, Tyler Nance effortlessly pairs captivating lyrics with memorable genre-blending melodies. The Missouri native’s debut EP “Wasted Chances” quickly amassed over 4,000,000 streams, and the singer-songwriter shows no signs of slowing down as he continues to build his catalog and gain attention from listeners across the country. Raised in a small town as a fourth-generation farmer and later employed as a welder, Nance is no stranger to hard work. Having released his first single less than a year ago, the 21-year-old has already found himself playlisted on Spotify’s Fresh Finds Country, All New Country and Next From Nashville, and secured himself an opening slot on Bayker Blankenship’s “Tennessee Sunset Tour.” Writing from a young age and gaining inspiration from various genres such as Country, Bluegrass, Folk and Americana, Tyler’s sound is uniquely his own, yet resonates with the masses. Keeping authenticity and originality as a priority, it’s safe to say that the emerging artist has a promising future in an industry that is thirsty for just that.
