Taylor Austin Dye is a force to be considered in c and w, integrating unflinching sincerity with powerhouse vocals that leave an enduring impression. With the release of her sophomore album, Fed up with Me, she takes listeners on a reflective journey, checking out styles of self-regard, individual development, and the messiness of life's battles. From her poignant lyrics to her raw, psychological efficiencies, Taylor's music resonates deeply, showing her small-town Booneville roots and her development as an artist. Fresh off her Grand Ole Opry launching and with an extremely prepared for trip on the horizon, Taylor continues to strengthen her location in the c and w scene as one of its most genuine and amazing voices.
Congratulations on the release of your sophomore album, Fed up with MeCan you inform us a bit about the motivation behind this album and its deeply reflective styles?
Thanks a lot! I'm really pleased with this one. Tired of Me has something for everybody. The tunes cover a variety of styles– partying, distress, loss, gold diggers, and self-deprecation. It originated from a location of deep reflection. It's about those minutes when you're tired of your own reasons and prepared to make a modification. Life can get heavy, and this album records the unpleasant parts of browsing insecurity, heartbreak, and development. The motivation originated from my own experiences and discussions with individuals who've felt the exact same method. I desired these tunes to be a little raw, a little unpleasant, however likewise relatable.
The title track, “Sick of Me,” dives into styles of self-deprecation and the desire for individual modification. How did you approach composing such a raw and sincere tune, and what does it indicate to you personally?
Composing Fed up with Me seemed like a treatment session with my guitar. I didn't keep back– I desired it to be as truthful as possible. The lyrics came out of a night when I was feeling stuck, disappointed, and all set to face my defects. To me, this tune is a turning point. It's about confessing you're not ideal however wanting to do the effort to improve. Playing it live constantly takes me back to that susceptible location, and I hope it does the very same for listeners. Shoutout to Jamie and Natalia for being such extraordinary co-writers!
The album checks out concerns of self-respect and individual development. Could you share what influenced these styles and how your journey has affected the music?
My journey has actually had lots of ups and downs, and I desired Fed up with Me to show that. Maturing in Booneville, you find out to be hard, however you do not constantly find out how to be kind to yourself. A great deal of these tunes originate from that battle– attempting to determine if I'm great enough and what “enough” even suggests. Music has actually constantly been my method of processing life, so these styles naturally discovered their method into the album.
