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Nashville,
TN (December 1, 2017) – Road warrior and Sony/ATV songwriter Kasey
Tyndall has been capturing fans within the industry and outside alike
with her high-energy, in your face live performances and well crafted
songs that boasts relatable lyrics and dance-inducing melodies. Those
qualities paired with her authenticity are the essence of Between Salvation and Survival, her debut album availablenow.
The 10-song collection, produced by hit songwriter Tommy Cecil (Luke
Bryan, Jake Owen, Parmalee), perfectly merges Tyndall’s creative writing
chops, who is a co-writer on the entire album, with her energetic and
raw rocking-country sound.
“This
album is a collection of true stories. It’s my life so far. It’s like
opening my personal diary.”, says the 21 year old North Carolina
native.
Between Salvation and Survival
encompasses everything from an ode to an ex-lover “Everything Is
Texas,” the debut single that generated over a quarter of a million
streams on Spotify and a Top 10 spot on the CMT 12 Pack Countdown to the
light-hearted break-up anthem, penned by Tyndall, Warner Music
recording artist Ashley McBryde, and Lainey Wilson, “Bar That’s Open,”
the current single and new addition to Spotify’s New Boots playlist.
Other cuts include “Friday Night,” the feel good sing-along written by
Tyndall, Matt Thomas of Parmalee and Reid Isbell, the rocking confident
female jam “Everyday Girl,” written by Tyndall, Taylor Phillips (writer
of Luke Comb’s #1 Hurricane), Matt Roy and Ricky Young and the deeply
personal piano ballad “Bottle and The Bible.”
“With
Kasey Tyndall you get the real deal. She’s authentic and confident in
who she is as an artist,” praises Troy Tomlinson, President/CEO Sony/ATV
Nashville. “We’re thrilled to be a part of her debut album and are
excited about her lengthy career ahead.”
Track Listing
1 Boots Stompin (Tyndall, Tommy Cecil, Larry McCoy)
2 Bar That’s Open (Tyndall, Ashley McBryde, Lainey Wilson)
3 Everything Is Texas (Tyndall, Lainey Wilson, Lena Stone)
4 After Midnight (Tyndall, Katie Garfield, Micah Wilshire)
5 I Ain’t Yours (Tyndall, Brandon Day, Jay Brunswick)
6 Friday Night (Tyndall, Matt Thomas, Reid Isbell)
7 Bottle and The Bible (Tyndall, Chris Cann, Pete Sallis)
8 Leave ‘Em Under The Chair (Tyndall, Lainey Wilson, Tommy Cecil, Josh Dunne)
9 Smoking Section (Tyndall, Lainey Wilson, Chelsea Summers)
10 Everyday Girl (Tyndall, Taylor Phillips, Matt Roy, Ricky Young)
Stream Between Salvation and Survival on Spotify here.
Tyndall is currently on the road as direct support for Parmalee’s Hotdamalama tour.
Dec. 1 Cowboy Up Mendon, MI
Dec. 2 Cowboy Up Mendon, MI
Dec. 7 Orpheum Theater Flagstaff, AZ
Dec. 8 Harrah’s Phoenix Ak-chin Maricopa, AZ
Dec. 9 El Rey Theatre Albuquerque, NM
Dec. 10 The Foundry Las Vegas, NV
Dec. 14 Brickhouse La Crosse, WI
Dec. 16 Rusty Spur Fort Wayne, IN
About Kasey Tyndall
Kasey
Tyndall’s sweet southern charm is often rudely interrupted by an
impressive collection of rock ’n’ roll t-shirts. AC/DC, Ramones and Guns
’n Roses — crop tops preferably.
She
calls her manager Mr. Dave and her agent Mr. Jay – that’s kind of her
thing, recognizable by anyone raised in the south. But she says their
name with respect and reverence instead of the sass and flare one would
expect from a girl who prefers leather and denim over dresses and heels,
just like she prefers a rowdy crowd dancing on a bar top over a seated
one golf-clapping after each song. Don’t be totally fooled — Tyndall
isn’t a rocker hiding in a cowgirl town. Her Eastern North Carolina
accent and penchant for aching love songs gives her away as a grounded
country thoroughbred. Tyndall’s debut single, “Everything is Texas” saw
great success on the Wild Country Spotify playlist and the video hit Top
10 on CMT’s 12 Pack Countdown. Her latest single “Bar That’s Open” is
also streaming at record paces.
Tyndall
has done over 100 tour dates in 2017 with the likes of Kane Brown,
Granger Smith, Parmalee, Casey Donahew, Wheeler Walker Jr and The
Cadillac Three… and there appears to be no slowing down. In November
2017 she hits the road as direct support for Parmalee on their
Hotdamalama Tour. As Tyndall explains,“I love to sing and perform and
I’m thankful for anyone who wants to listen. It’s almost like my fans
and I have this team. It’s kinda the ‘Be who you are’ team. And I’m
blessed to have the best team in the world.”
Tyndall’s
journey to Nashville was accelerated in 2014 when she won a radio
station contest to sing “We Were Us” with Keith Urban. Opportunities
came quickly after that late summer performance, including signing with
WME’s Jay Williams for booking (Eric Church, Luke Bryan, Chris
Stapleton, Dierks Bentley). Neil Mason from The Cadillac Three, Driver
Williams from Eric Church’s band and Tommy Cecil are a few of the
seasoned writers she’s worked with. A publishing deal with Sony ATV
promises to bring more top-end talent to her door. After working with
her, Cecil (Luke Bryan, Jake Owen, North Carolina’s Parmalee) agreed to
produce her album, Between Salvation and Survival.
For more information, visit www.kaseytyndall.com, www.facebook.com/kaseytyndallmusic and @kaseytyndall on Instagram.
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