A short and sweet indie gem that’s totally charming.
Tessa Dalton is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and accomplished fiddle player with a rich musical background. Growing up, she competed in old-time fiddle championships, honing her skills in bluegrass, swing, old-time, Celtic, and Americana styles. Her artistry as a vocalist and songwriter draws inspiration from contemporary artists like Gracie Abrams, FINNEAS, and Lennon Stella, while also reflecting the influence of bands like Foo Fighters, Coldplay, and Blink-182.
Currently studying commercial music at Belmont University, Tessa continues to perform in Nashville and collaborate in studio recordings. She is passionate about merging her fiddling expertise with her vocal talents, aiming to create a unique and memorable experience both on her records and in live performances.
Her latest release, the indie single “Hit The Lights,” showcases her distinctive blend of influences and commitment to pushing creative boundaries.
With a wonderfully warm mix of acoustic guitar and country-inspired beats, “Hit The Lights” by Tessa Dalton delivers an enchanting fusion of vibrant pop and folksy instrumentals. The result is a genre-blending sound that immediately captures attention. The track’s lyrics paint a confessional narrative of late-night cravings for someone you know you shouldn’t want, highlighted by lines like, “You’re a spoonful of Lucky, and it Charms me to think that I’m wanted. And it tastes good, Oh you taste good.”
Fueled by Dalton’s emotive vocals and raw, relatable storytelling, this indie gem exudes charm and heartfelt authenticity. Press play, and let this captivating track light up your playlist!
Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.
