Richmond, Virginia indie songstress Tyler Meacham has just shared her powerhouse new EP, sad girl summer, available to stream on most major platforms. The 5-track offering is written and produced in the same vein as artists like Lizzy McAlpine, Maggie Rogers and Sara Bareilles.
Whether dance floors are open or closed, pop music retains its power to move us, distilling complex emotional experiences into art that resonates the moment it hits our ears. That immediacy is a hallmark of songs by Richmond, Virginia’s indie songstress Tyler Meacham.
Blurring the lines of genre, Tyler’s gift lies in connecting intimately with her listeners through relatable lyrics and resonant vocals. On her debut album, Into the Fray, she didn’t shy away from sharing her deepest vulnerabilities over a broad musical backdrop of synth-soaked pop, tenacious guitars, and raw acoustic roots, a trend she continues to even greater effect on sad girl summer.
For Meacham, music is a means for creating a sense of belonging and understanding. In her own words, “I hope people hear these songs and maybe feel a little less alone, a little less lost in whatever life has presented them with.”
As her artistic journey continues to unfold, Tyler Meacham remains a beacon of honesty and authenticity, a resolute artist unafraid to delve into her innermost depths and bring her audience along for the ride.
Are you going to give Tyler Meacham’s sad girl summer a listen?
