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Debut EP 'Wild At Heart' coming
November 2025
(Nashville,
TN – June 13, 2025) Tyler Reese Tritt is set to release her new single “You
Lost Me” (produced by Chris Sligh, co-written by Chris Sligh, Andrew
Capra, Dallas Caroline) on her own Three Feathers Productions via
Vydia Distribution on June 13.
“You
Lost Me” is the first single off of Tyler Reese’s soon-to-be-released Debut
EP Wild At Heart, coming this November 2025.
“You Lost Me” is a song about personal growth and self-worth,” Tritt
shares. “It’s not about blame. It’s about recognizing that sometimes the
end of a relationship is a sign of strength, not loss. The real loss is in not
realizing your own value.”
Apart from “You Lost Me,” produced by Chris Sligh, the upcoming EP is produced by acclaimed Nashville producer Matt McClure, whose creative synergy with Tyler has elevated the project with dynamic production and powerful vocal performances. The upcoming EP features songs written by a talented roster of songwriters, including JC Anderson, Gabe Broussard, Lee Brice, Kensie Coppin, Joe Leathers, Matt McClure, Brady Neely, Marc Oriet, Chris Sligh, Lee Tinker, Chance Neal, Nicole Witt, and Emma Zinck.
Wild
At Heart -
Tracklist:
1.
“You Lost Me” (Andrew Capra, Dallas Caroline, Chris
Sligh)
2.
“Blood Money” (JC Anderson, Kensie Coppin, Marc Oriet, Lee
Ticker)
3.
“Another High” (Gabe Broussard, Kensie Coppin, Chancie
Neal, Emma Zinck)
4.
“Wasted Drink” (Matt McClure, Brandy Neely, Chris Sligh)
5.
“Smoke” (Lee Brice, Joe Leathers, Nicole Witt)
Tyler
will hit the road this summer and fall in support of her upcoming EP, bringing
her signature sound and dynamic live show to fans across the country with stops
in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Maryland, and more.
Upcoming
US Tour Dates:
8/17
–Greenville, OH– The Great Darke County Fair
8/22
–Hawley, PA– Harmony In The Woods
8/23
–Morgantown, WV– Tipsy Teeze Bar, Grill & Music Hall
9/12
–Peachtree City, GA– Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater
9/13
–Buford, GA– Of Buford Fall Concert
9/19
–Frederick, MD– The Great Frederick Fair
9/20
–Fallston, MD– Fallston Barrel House
10/24
–La Porte, IN– La Porte Civic Auditorium
About Tyler Reese Tritt:
A Georgia native and the daughter of country legend Travis Tritt, Tyler
Reese Tritt is carving her own lane in country music with a voice
that blends Southern grit and undeniable star power. By the time she was 14,
Tyler had already ventured into the recording studio to collaborate with her
father on a rendition of the timeless duet “Sometimes Love Just Ain’t
Enough,” originally performed by Don Henley and Patty Smyth. The
pivotal experience offered her an invaluable firsthand glimpse into the
professional music world and became a catalyst for her artistic journey.
Having
spent her early years on the road with her father, she developed a deep love
for music and a desire to pave a path of her own. Tyler released her first solo
single and quickly captured hearts with songs like “Porch Light” and “Texas
Hold Him.” Inspired by strong female artists such as Linda
Ronstadt and Miranda Lambert, Tyler draws from personal
experiences and her Southern roots to deliver music that is heartfelt, honest,
and uniquely her own.
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| Travis & Tyler (Instagram) |
With
the release of her debut EP Wild At Heart coming this fall,
Tyler is poised for a breakout year.
Nestled
in her hometown of Powder Springs, GA Tyler Reese Tritt has always been
surrounded by the soulful echoes of country music. Inspired by her father,
multi-award-winning Country artist Travis Tritt. Her early exposure to the
stage began at the age of 3, when she first started dancing, and she quickly
transitioned into competitive dancing by the age of 6. In addition to her
passion for dance, Tyler displayed a remarkable versatility and commitment to
various pursuits, including piano, gymnastics, and earning a black belt in
karate, all of which showcased her multifaceted talents from a very young age.
By
the time she reached the age of 14, Tyler had already ventured into the
recording studio to collaborate with her father on a rendition of the timeless
duet “Sometimes Love Just Ain’t Enough” originally performed by Don Henley and
Patty Smyth. This pivotal experience inspired Tyler’s burgeoning career,
offering her an invaluable firsthand glimpse into the professional realm she
had long aspired to be a part of. Since that momentous moment, she has graced
hundreds of stages, captivating audiences at venues and festivals across the
country.
Along
the way, she had the privilege of opening for a diverse range of acts,
including the likes of Dustin Lynch, Lonestar, Sheryl Crow, Runaway June, Allie
Colleen and naturally with her father.
Since
2017, Tyler Reese has released several: (2017) “Perfect.”, (2023) “Porchlight”,
(2024) “Texas Hold Him”. Including a 2023 feature on Thomas Mac’s single
“Waiting On You”.
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