This is Shelby and Quinn backstage again at the Grand Ole Opera, but this time with

Tyler Halverson also known as Tyler Halverhoo. That's it. Can you explain your Instagram name? I don't

know who is he? What is he doing? What is he up to? I think that's where the

Instagram name comes from. Brilliant. We love it. You'll have had such a slow rollout of music. You don't technically have a whole

project get out just yet, but it's coming. Yes. Is there a reason for the strategy of just putting out single after single?

I think a lot of it was like we were in a slow roll with trying to get things

navigated with Atlantic Records and figuring out stuff management and just like kind of I don't know just no hurry with things. I don't know they'll all have their time when it when it is time I think. Yeah. Well and speaking of when it is time we have to ask about your EP Western and Marijuana part one, okay?

How would you describe that EP to someone who maybe hasn't heard of Tyler Halberts before.

I think it's a nice little take on some older style of country and songwriting, but with the

tip of the hat to what's coming next to and what's new and what's going on. And I'm assuming part one is going to have all your singles out so far and probably a couple bit more?

Yeah, so there's going to be two more coming out on Friday.

We've got good graces and one called Fly Over Me.

And yeah, I'm pretty excited for those to come out.

One with Colton Banner and the other one's Ashman Row

and John Deecious and I might be spacing one more.

This is only part one though, so when can we expect for two? The rest of it will be coming out. I believe we're going to start slow rolling a couple more singles out like in June or July. So yeah, we got a whole mess of music plan for this year just coming out.

Exciting.

It's really exciting to see all the stuff that you're doing right now, but I kind of wanted

to ask you, like, was there one moment, you know, early on in your career where you maybe had

something that just said okay I'm gonna make I'm gonna make music for a living that's what I

want to do yeah I think after I graduated college like in between in the summertime I'd always go back home and play and

then I just play during breaks and stuff like that but then after after school I

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