The song’s message came across the way we wanted it to come across. We didn’t have to think much about the song’s lyrics. It’s a constant community 24/7 where everybody is sharing their talent and gifts. Everybody there is inspired by each other - engineers, producers, tour managers, etc. What makes the town so special, especially for musicians, and how does it inspire you?Ĭaleb Crosby: The town is so cool and creative. Rock Cellar: The song “Tennessee” conveys a genuine affection for your hometown of Nashville. There’s a special spark when we play together. That kind of communication never changes. I knew what he was thinking, and he knew what I was thinking.
We went into a rehearsal studio soon after in Nashville, and understood each other in the first two minutes. shirt unbuttoned halfway down his chest, revealing a silver necklace. I had friends at a booking agency that worked with him, and then got in touch with him via text. I saw Lizzy on TOTP and was seduced by the vision of Lynott: a long, lean, tall. I also tried to introduce more funk on the record.Ĭaleb Crosby: I first met Tyler in Nashville when he was 17 and I was almost 19. I’ve been heavily into gospel and soul music. We all have different influences, and those influences pop up in our music all the time. This time, we felt like we could play all the songs on the new album live. It’s like we throw out paint and see what sticks, what would work live. We’re more settled in now, and we’ve become more comfortable with who we are. Would that be fair to say?Ĭaleb Crosby: Yes, I would say so. Rock Cellar: The album also seems to offer a greater variety of material, and seems to exhibit a more mature sound. I’d say the album was a combination of a little bit of roots and a snapshot of where we are musically now. As the songs came out, we sandwiched them together naturally. We felt really inspired by the sound we were putting out and ran with it. Some of the music harkens back to our earlier songs, like “Wild Child.” Our team was excited about the music. We were digging into Mississippi Delta blues music and using slide guitar in a way that felt organic to us. What prompted the decision to focus heavily on blues-rock?Ĭaleb Crosby: Well, a lot of the album unfolded organically. Rock Cellar: The new album seems like a real return to your roots.
10, a show they are also live streaming - click here for more details.Ĭlick here to shop Tyler Bryant & the Shakedown at our Rock Cellar Store Tyler Bryant & the Shakedown debuted two pre-release singles from the album, including “Ain’t None Watered Down.” Coinciding with the album’s release, they’ll also play at Basement East in Nashville on Sept.
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