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His mother and father have described his music as “good.” His brother also bought one of his CDs. His grandmother enjoys his music, but occasionally has trouble understanding the lyrics. Who is this young troubadour, so moderately adored by his own family? It is none other than Zach Vinson. Hailing from the frigid tundra of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Vinson sweetly sings his indie pop-rock melodies to thaw frozen bodies, both his and yours. “In an era of pretentious rock stars, Mr. Vinson is a true treat--a down-to-earth, humble individual who seems truly unaware of his own brilliance,” writes Vinson in the third person. Both his mother and grandmother make casseroles that he thoroughly enjoys, in particular the one with the noodles, corn, hamburger, and cream of mushroom soup. But while his family is cooking up the dinner, Vinson is keeping busy mixing together another one of his delectable musical treats, letting all the ingredients simmer together to his liking before tossing it all in the oven and turning up the heat. Try a taste, you may not know quite how to explain the sensation, but you will certainly be back for more. Scott Tyler 
Scott Tyler, grew up in the middle of an apricot field in a farmhouse built in 1910. His parents started remodeling the house the day after Christmas when he was in third grade. During this process, he started finding things in the walls that were left there from previous owners; newspaper clippings, pictures, toys. Legend has it that Scott found many of his songs in those walls as well. Listening to them is like uncovering something that no one has seen for some time, something personal, covered in dust, but important enough for someone to hide away. With his guitar slung over one shoulder and a harmonica around his neck, Scott is well acquainted with the sound and history of America’s folk and blues music and draws heavily upon those traditions as he writes something different than a typical folk song. In April 2008, Scott Tyler completed work on "Storyville," an intimate album of nine original songs based loosely around the Biblical character of Cain. Starting with the boisterous wheezing of a revival tent pump organ and ending with the sound of broken stained glass, this is an album to confess your sins to. It’s the story of the hollowed out men who walk the God-forsaken streets in search of the ones they love, the time they’ve wasted and the hope of finding redemption. |
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