Terah Lynn, everyone’s favorite blue-collar singer, will be releasing her newest single “Land Mines” early this year.
Written in her head while cutting out Les Paul guitars on a bandsaw at Gibson, “Landmines” is the gritty singer’s take on the topic of triggers.
“In any relationship or friendship, we all bring past baggage,” Terah says. “Landmines is about those wounds, those trigger points in your heart that aren’t healed yet, those places that when new people get close to, explode. It’s a song about recognizing those in myself and in others. An awareness and a warning, I guess you could say.”
Based on her social media teasers, this will be an interesting shift for the singer, whose gravelly voice has lent itself well to her previously bluesy releases. Releases that made their way to the UK as fan favorites on the radio.
“Landmines” pushes Lynn in a different direction and we are more than interested to hear the result.
This new music comes after the singer relocated to Nashville to work for the famous guitar brand and to continue recording her new material. “Landmines” was recorded on historic Music Row at Soundstage Studios. Jeff Huskins, whom you may remember from the wildly successful band, Little Texas, produced the track late last year.
While Terah Lynn continues to grow her personal brand, she also continues to grow Bridge Music Magazine the fast-rising digital publication that has recently earned a strategic partnership with Universal Music Group.
It’s apparent that due to Lynn’s dedication and hard work ethic, whatever she touches will grow.
Follow Terah on social media @terahlynnofficial to keep up with the latest on her releases, upcoming shows, and her fascinating journey through all facets of the music industry.
