And I’m blessed to have the best team in the world.(Red Royal Knives) Royal, BM 1-EYE-DAN 1* (One Ass To Risk) 2 Jakes Custom Knives 29 Knives 3 Dog Knives (3DK) 365 Knives 3LEGDOG Knives (Riaan Manser) 4:44PM Watches 4T5 Design 5.11 Tactical A.C. It’s almost like my fans and I have this team. As Tyndall explains,“I love to sing and perform and I’m thankful for anyone who wants to listen. and there appears to be no slowing down in 2017. Tyndall did over 100 tour dates in 2016, doing runs with the likes of Kane Brown, Granger Smith, Casey Donahew, and The Cadillac Three. “You get on social media and you see society saying ‘That’s what you should look like.’ I instead wanna be a voice of ‘Hey it’s totally OK who you are, just like you are’ … I’m excited to not be the prettiest country singer on the circuit.” Her multiplying fan base appreciates this and her rock anthems have become their anthem. “I wasn’t the prettiest or most popular or anywhere remotely close to that,” she says recalling high school. She’s quiet, but increasingly confident about who she is, and who she ain’t. Between songs and offstage, Tyndall couldn’t be more approachable.

After working with her, Cecil (Luke Bryan, Jake Owen, North Carolina’s Parmalee) agreed to produce her EP due in March 2017.ĭuring a song like “Who I Ain’t”, a song on Tyndall's upcoming EP, the fire inside this fast-rising singer breaks containment. A publishing deal with Sony ATV promises to bring more top-end talent to her door. 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. She’s has opportunity to be nervous a lot lately.

“Anyone that’s big … I get super nervous,” Tyndall says, the anxiety flushing her face even as she thinks about writing with some of the veterans and legends she’s sat down with. The then college student was greener than new money when she moved to Music City - during her first co-write she had no idea she was working with Doug Johnson (Randy Travis, Lee Brice, Rascal Flatts) until he stepped away and the other writer in the room, Nick Autry, said, “Do you know who that is?” 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). Tyndall’s journey to Nashville was accelerated in 2014 when she won a radio station contest to sing “We Were Us” with Keith Urban.

Southern Harm by Travis Casey