Tatum Lynn
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Sergio Garcia
TATUM LYNN RELEASES PARAMORE COVER “STILL INTO YOU”
WATCH THE VIDEO HERE
LISTEN TO BALLAD VERSION HERE
"LET DOWN YOUR HAIR" ALBUM RELEASES MARCH 5,2021
No Doubt's "Just A Girl" Cover Available HERE
"CLOSER" LYRIC VIDEO HERE
LISTEN HERE
“Later Baby, XO” HERE SOARS OVER 1 MILLION VIEWS
Tatum Lynn is not your typical “new artist.” Yes, she’s about to release her first album, Let Down Your Hair on March 5 2021, which features 14 tracks of pop paradise, but there aren’t too many people who can claim a chart topping first single before their record even drops. From the time she was ten years old, Tatum showed a dedication and savvy unlike most, giving her all in to developing herself as an artist; in late 2019, at the age of 19, that commitment paid off as “Later Baby XO” HERE broke in to the Billboard Top 40 and has garnered over 1 million views. Tatum hasn’t looked back since.
To celebrate Valentine's Day, Tatum has recorded a stripped down ballad version of Paramore's hit song, "Still Into You." Watch the video for "Still Into You" HERE and stream the track HERE “Still Into You” is one of my all time favorite songs. I have covered it before, but none of them are like this. The piano version brings out raw emotions that you wouldn’t get from the upbeat version. Hopefully I make Hayley Williams proud!!" says Tatum
In advance of the March 5 Let Down Your Hair album release, Tatum has released two album cuts including, "Closer" HERE along with a special live studio performance HERE and the lyric video HERE. Additionally, Tatum released her first single & video “Let Down Your Hair” HERE (directed & choreographed by So You Think You Can Dance famed dancer/choreographer Benji Schwimmer) and is available on all formats HERE.
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While the whole album explodes with surprises, there are some tracks that deserve to be put on repeat: It will be hard not to get up and dance when “Let Down Your Hair” comes on. Tatum worked with producer/songwriter Joey Barba and Lauren Christy on the track. The song is a clarion call for optimism and strength, Tatum encourages people to rise above the noise and just be yourself as she states here: “I have many fans and followers that shared with me their experiences and frustrations of being bullied on and off social media. “Let Down Your Hair” was written to give them courage and the confidence to not let this get you down, and to keep on trying and smiling. Social media can be brutal, I have experienced it firsthand. The world is full of fakers and haters, so making sure we remember who we are, and to let down your hair is so important.”
Work on the album Let Down Your Hair Pre-Order HERE started in California, where Tatum, armed with her journal, began writing with A-Level talent. “I’ve been very comfortable writing with other people. We talk about what’s happening in our lives, ideas we want to touch on, and then we just go.” For the album, Tatum collaborated with Lauren Christy (Avril Lavigne, Dua Lipa, Kelly Clarkson), who was part of the award-winning Matrix writing trio, celebrated writer/producer John Fields (P!nk, Demi Lovato, Jonas Brothers) producer Joey Barba and Jon Levine (Meghan Trainor)
While choosing songs, she knew the stakes were high and worked hard to make sure the songs were accessible, smart, fun and meaningful. “What I like to say about this album is that there’s a song on there for everyone. Whether it’s losing a friend, going through a break up, trying to figure out where you stand, or even celebrating differences, you can come find a song for you.”
Tatum’s new album Let Down Your Hair is set for release March 5, 2021.
Check out Tatum’s cover of No Doubt's "Just A Girl" HERE
Check out Tatum’s cover of Post Malone’s “Hollywood’s Bleeding” HERE
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