Whilst
playing on the recent Country In The Evening livestream concert, Tim mentioned
that he had turned 40 during Lockdown, and thought it was a good time to start
a solo career! Although he doesn’t tend
to shout about it, Tim has already had an illustrious musical career, spanning
the West End to the Grand Ole Opry, playing with a well-known band and starting
his own band.
Releasing
a solo single from a forthcoming solo EP is another step for Tim, and the song Bite
The Bullet (not to be confused
with the video game) kind of reflects that, as it is the story of a couple
whose relationship has run its course, and is just waiting for one of them to
take that step and end things (pull the trigger).
The
lyrics paint a clear picture and cleverly tie in with the title and highlight
Tim’s vocal abilities. We all know he could sing the phone book and do it to a
different genre each time, his skills have no limits.
This
track is country pop - there’s the
country theme of failed relations but he makes boy bands envious with the
chorus. It is a gorgeous melody and a tale we can all relate to.
Tim
generally has a great stage presence, but with this release he is as much demonstrating
his production skills as his performance skills. The opening guitar is
augmented by some studio magic before the gentle, almost resigned vocal comes
in.
There
is sadness in the story, but no recriminations, which is reflected in the way
that Tim sings the words and the mix of backing instrumentation. It’s a story of the truth behind a
relationship ending, perhaps the truth that needs to be realised before you can
move on.
So
as recently promoted by Tim himself, follow the 5 steps to support your musician
friends
- Pre-save
- Download
- Share
- Stream
- Bite the Bullet is the name of his new single!
There’s
no point in waiting.
Bite The Bullet, the debut solo single from Tim Prottey-Jones is available to download and stream from Friday 27 November
You can find and follow Tim on Facebook, Instagram, his website and on Spotify
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