May 4, 2024

‘Rustin in the Rain’ displays emotional lyricism, touching listeners

COWBOYS CRY TOO: Tyler Childers portrayed a recent album. Listeners can expect poetic lyrics Courtesy of liveforlivemusic.com level of emotional maturity like never before in his and depth throughout “Rustin’ in the Rain.” Photo

By Joylynn lee executive Arts editor

Tyler Childers exceeded high expectations with quality country tunes and well-written lyrics.

Childers curated his phenomenal new album, “Rustin’ in the Rain,” by incorporating a variety of instruments and exploring the field of folk music. All of his lyrics have intention behind them, ensur- ing quality over quantity. Childers’ non- traditional songwriting and iconic voice have attracted new listeners, popularizing his music and promoting his new album.

Childers is an American singer-song- writer who focuses his talents on non-tra- ditional music with folk tunes. He quickly became well-known for his 2017 album “Purgatory.” From this early album, Childers shows immense improvement in his lyrical ability while still maintaining his consistent and iconic country style. His music stands apart from other country songs due to his ability to create calming music while covering complex topics including heartbreak and love.

Released on Sept. 8 through Hickman Holler Records, “Rustin’ in the Rain” was produced by Childers and his band. His single, “In Your Love,” was released before the album. “In Your Love” was exceptional, previewing “Rustin’ in the Rain” and leaving fans eager for the re- lease of the album. Childers stays consistent with his time- less music, beautiful lyricism, and unique instrumentals. His raspy vocals were highlighted throughout the entirety of album and paired with gentle instrumentals to captivate listeners.

Childers truly surpasses expectations with his lyricism. He puts himself in a vulnerable position as he tells a story in the song “Phone Calls and Emails,” where he pleads for someone important to him to call him back. He demonstrates intense loneliness and agony throughout, evoking a feeling of empathy and personal connection within his listeners.

Along with “Phone Calls and Emails,” “In Your Love” also touches listeners with poetic lyrics and heartfelt promises. In this song, Childers sings and portrays his love for his wife, producing positive reactions and respect for Childers from female listeners, especially. This release impressed listeners with his displays of emotional maturity and growth.

Instruments including the guitar, the keyboard, and multiple percussive instruments accompanied Childers’ vocals throughout each song. Difficult instrumental maneuvers appeared effortless as they were flawlessly executed. His unique and upbeat rhythm kept the album positive while exploring difficult topics.

“Help Me Make It Through the Night” was another stunning piece in this album. Childers’ voice is perfectly intertwined with the phenomenal guitar solo in the middle of the piece. His band exceeded expectations, providing lis- teners with soulful music that complements Childers’ voice.

Childers’ voice is without a doubt one of the most unique in this generation. Each song in his new album has incredible depth and showcases intensely emotional lyrics. Childers’ ability to fuse distinct instruments together to produce deep and complex music, complementing his vocal talents, has led to the recent album’s success.

Childers’ newest album, “Rustin’ in the Rain,” was released on Sept. 8 and can be streamed through Spotify, Apple Music, and other streaming platforms. For more information, visit tylerchildersmusic. com.

COWBOYS CRY TOO: Tyler Childers portrayed a recent album. Listeners can expect poetic lyrics Courtesy of liveforlivemusic.com
level of emotional maturity like never before in his and depth throughout “Rustin’ in the Rain.” Photo
YEEHAW: Tyler Childers ensures each song in his album is unique, while being sure to not stray too far from his clas- sic style. Fans were satisfied with his country twang and iconic rasp. Illustrated by Walker Ellis

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