Tyler Blinn Takes the “Long Way” Home

Rating: 4 out of 5.

Arizona-based Tyler Blinn is a multi-talented alternative pop-rock artist, producer, and drummer who creates seriously stunning tunes from the heart of the Southwest. His musical journey reflects his country-storyteller-esque songwriting, mesmerizing vocals, and electrifying stage presence. Drawing inspiration from artists like The Band CAMINO, Jon Bellion, nothing,nowhere, Morgan Wallen, NF, and Skrillex, Tyler Blinn’s genre-defying sound blends rock music with country and hip-hop elements, exploring meaningful themes like identity, awareness, self, culture, addiction, relationships, and faith. His latest release, the alternative hip-hop/rap single “Long Way,” showcases his diverse musical influences and compelling storytelling.

With its bright blend of infectious instrumentals and snappy beats, “Long Way” sets the perfect dynamic backdrop to complement the heartfelt tale it tells. Lyrics like “Switched up like the season, Falling off the deep end, Throwing in the towel, You said you love me, What’s your reason” and “That s*** was convenient, We fell outta sequence, Now I’m on my own, I’m doin better with you leavin” offer an honest exploration of coming to terms with the end of a relationship and finding peace. Fueled by its relatable narrative and ear-pleasing combination of hip-hop, alt-pop, and indie-pop elements, Tyler Blinn delivers a captivating alternative hip-hop/rap single about overcoming heartbreak and learning to let go of an ex-love. So press play and let the words of “Long Way” help you heal a broken heart.



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