Kasey Tyndall Sheds the Past with “Old Me Is Dying”
Kasey Tyndall is stepping into a new era with “Old Me Is Dying,” her bold new track out today via MNRK Nashville. Produced by Derek Wells and co-written by Tyndall alongside David Garcia and Brett Tyler, the song marks a turning point as she sheds old expectations and leans further into the Rock influences that have long been at the core of her sound. Driven by an undeniable hook, gritty instrumentation, and Tyndall's powerhouse vocal, “Old Me Is Dying” finds her pushing the boundaries of Country music while embracing the most authentic, label-defying version of herself.
LISTEN TO “OLD ME IS DYING” HERE
“I wrote this song with David Garcia and Brett Tyler, two songwriters I've admired for a long time,” says Tyndall. “The second we finished it that day, I knew we had something special. I had this gut feeling that this song was going to set the tone for the next chapter of my music, and when you get that kind of feeling, you don't ignore it. You chase it.”
On “Old Me Is Dying,” Tyndall turns the weight of past expectations, mistakes, and memories into a declaration of freedom. The song captures the feeling of recognizing that who you were doesn't have to dictate who you become, with Tyndall singing about letting go “unapologetically” and putting the past where it belongs. Bold, hook-heavy, and impossible to ignore, the track sets the tone for what's next while staying rooted in the raw Country-Rock identity that has always made Tyndall stand apart.
The release follows this year's “Maybe You're The One,” Tyndall's powerful collaboration with multi-No. 1 Rock band Pop Evil, which further showcased her vocal prowess and natural ability to move between Country and Rock. Together, the releases reinforce Tyndall's place at the intersection of the two genres, establishing a sound that feels distinctly and unmistakably her own.
The accompanying “Old Me Is Dying” music video, directed by Marisa Braden, brings the song's themes of transformation to life. Filmed in a garage, the visual leans into Tyndall's Rock side and the gritty energy of the track before taking her into a cemetery, visually representing the version of herself she's ready to leave behind. The result is a visual companion that matches the song's unrestrained spirit while capturing Tyndall's evolution as an artist.
LISTEN TO “OLD ME IS DYING” HERE
“I wrote this song with David Garcia and Brett Tyler, two songwriters I've admired for a long time,” says Tyndall. “The second we finished it that day, I knew we had something special. I had this gut feeling that this song was going to set the tone for the next chapter of my music, and when you get that kind of feeling, you don't ignore it. You chase it.”
On “Old Me Is Dying,” Tyndall turns the weight of past expectations, mistakes, and memories into a declaration of freedom. The song captures the feeling of recognizing that who you were doesn't have to dictate who you become, with Tyndall singing about letting go “unapologetically” and putting the past where it belongs. Bold, hook-heavy, and impossible to ignore, the track sets the tone for what's next while staying rooted in the raw Country-Rock identity that has always made Tyndall stand apart.
The release follows this year's “Maybe You're The One,” Tyndall's powerful collaboration with multi-No. 1 Rock band Pop Evil, which further showcased her vocal prowess and natural ability to move between Country and Rock. Together, the releases reinforce Tyndall's place at the intersection of the two genres, establishing a sound that feels distinctly and unmistakably her own.
The accompanying “Old Me Is Dying” music video, directed by Marisa Braden, brings the song's themes of transformation to life. Filmed in a garage, the visual leans into Tyndall's Rock side and the gritty energy of the track before taking her into a cemetery, visually representing the version of herself she's ready to leave behind. The result is a visual companion that matches the song's unrestrained spirit while capturing Tyndall's evolution as an artist.
For Tyndall, “Old Me Is Dying” is more than a new single, it's a statement about where she is going next. With her Country roots firmly intact and her Rock influences turned up, Tyndall is stepping fully into a sound that has always been uniquely hers.
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KEEP UP WITH KASEY TYNDALL: WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK | TIKTOK | X | YOUTUBE