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    17-Year-Old Ty Myers Releases Highly-Anticipated New Song “Ends of the Earth”

    Melanie RootenBy Melanie RootenOctober 18, 2024 Country Music
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    After making waves within the country music community as of late — releasing songs like “Drinkin’ Alone,” “Let ‘Em Talk,” “Worry is a Sickness” and more — 17-year-old Ty Myers continues to deliver smash hit after smash hit, releasing his highly-anticipated new tune, “Ends Of The Earth,” via RECORDS Nashville/Columbia today (Oct. 18).

    Heavily inspired by artists like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, Bill Withers, Otis Redding, Chris Stapleton, George Strait and beyond, the Austin, Texas native transitioned from being a student-athlete — playing football and baseball in high school — to being a country music artist at a very early age, following in the footsteps of his father. With his latest release, “Ends Of The Earth,” it is safe to say that he made the right decision, paving the way for an illustrious career ahead of him.

    Teasing the tune at both live shows and online — where the song has amassed over 35,000 social posts before its official release — Myers finally took to Instagram to announce the track earlier this week. Naturally, this caused an uproar from eager fans, taking to the comment section of his post to express their excitement:

    “FINALLY”

    “I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE”

    Nevertheless, “Ends Of The Earth” might be Myers’ most emotional tune to date, with his vulnerability on full display as he sings, “If you choose to love me, or if you choose to leave again / ‘Til the end of the Earth, I’ll be your man” in the chorus of the track.

    To accompany his raw, real vocals, “a soulful progression and grungy electric guitar” gives “Ends Of The Earth” even more originality, creating a tune that is unlike anything heard on the radio as of late. Myers himself could not agree more that the brand-new song is something special, spilling the tea in a recent statement:

    “This one feels special. ‘Ends of the Earth’ is about being so in love and vulnerable that you’re able to admit that no matter what happens, you’re always gonna be her man and you’ll be there until the end.”

    To hear “Ends Of The Earth” for yourself, you can check out the brand-new song via your favorite streaming service (or via Spotify below). Additionally, you can keep up with Ty Myers on social media — Instagram @tywmyers and TikTok @tywmyers — for any further updates in his country music career.

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