Tyler Bryant releases his explosive solo single “Falling Up” out now, marking the beginning of a bold new era built on instinct, grit and raw spontaneity. Known as a two time Grammy winning producer, engineer and songwriter, Bryant steps into unfiltered territory with a track created on his own terms alongside Graham Whitford, Diego Navaira and Emilio Navaira. Born from a loose jam inspired by Freddie King’s “Going Down”, “Falling Up” came together in one live take, under two minutes, one verse and nothing but fire. Bryant says, “Man, I’ve been wanting to release some music about where I come from for so long. I swore that it would not be loud rock and roll and that there would be no over the top guitar solos… I lied.” The result is a reckless moment captured on tape, the sound of amps roaring and chemistry crackling.
As Bryant continues producing Grammy winning projects for others, “Falling Up” reconnects him with the spark that first made him pick up a guitar. He shares how the song reflects the feeling of stumbling upward through life and music, finding himself on stages with heroes and landing a signature Fender guitar without ever chasing it. Preparing to welcome his first child, he revisits the childlike enthusiasm that shaped him, embracing imperfection and letting intuition lead. “Why not start the song with a filthy guitar solo and try to make it sound like the speakers are gonna explode?” he says. “For me, “Falling Up” feels like the beginning of an exploration. Be less precious, capture what feels exciting, give it away and move on.”