Country recording artist Ty Myers released his new studio album “Heavy on the Soul” via RECORDS Nashville/Columbia.
It opens with the mellow sultry ballad “Morning Comes” and it is followed by “Me Neither,” which has a neat groove to it, and the soaring “Pedestal.”
He continues with the spitfire “Don’t You Know” and the poignant ballad “Message to You,” which has a Lanco vibe to it and will certainly drench listeners in a wide spectrum of emotions. The same holds true for “Leaving Carolina.”
He is all heart on soul on “Come On Over, Baby” and equally noteworthy are the pensive “Woman” as well as the stirring “Through a Screen,” whose subject matter is relevant and relatable (especially in this digital age).
Marcus King and Myers join forces on the powerhouse duet “Two Trains.”
After the nonchalant “Gone Too Long,” it closes with the unapologetic “Bad Guy” and on a fitting note with the refreshing “Good Morning Paris,” where he leaves his listeners yearning to hear more.
His rich, resonant vocals are reminiscent of Tyler Childers meets John Mayer with the soulfulness of Ray LaMontagne. It is evident that Ty Myers has an old musical soul.
“Heavy on the Soul” by Ty Myers is available on digital service providers by clicking here.
The Verdict
Overall, Ty Myers has released a Grammy-worthy new country album “Heavy on the Soul.”
There are no gimmicks… his songwriting is raw, authentic and captivating. He puts the majority of the “country” albums that are released these days to shame. The lyrics are pure poetry.
“Message to You” and “Good Morning Paris” alone are worth the price of this CD.
There is a song on here for every mood, and each track has its own identity. The future of the contemporary country music landscape is in good hands… Ty Myers’ hands. This 17-track collection garners an A rating.
To learn more about country singer-songwriter Ty Myers and his new music, visit his official homepage and follow him on Instagram.
