Tyminski - Southern Gothic 

You can always tell when an artist has a sense of rural groundedness, it’s got a bittersweetness in its authenticity.

He's from the southern state of Vermont :)

Agree! South in his heart! Regardless of where he is actually from. This song is timeless, placeless too! I found it at 9494ft in Colorado💛💛🎼

@T lan That's the South.

More small towns than you know. Not even southern states. It's like this across the country

@@TJL_RC yep, and its hell being victim of that town let alone already the outcast.

Midwest too bro

I want to move south away from all the congestion…..don’t ruin it for me…😢

And people wonder why small town America is so hated…

I appreciate you so much

That's true... And I really love it since the first time I heard it...

Im coming over from Gothic Rock and Black Metal...its an interesting twist!

I was searching the genre and I found this song.

Johnny Cash pioneered the genre. It’s as old, maybe older, than the actual goth subculture itself.

Grew up in Louisiana. This song sums it up.

Same here except I’m from Southern Maryland

Because though he isn't talking about voodoo or witchcraft in his music here it displays it

@@rachellinder2727 He's not... It's about the dark side of small towns, nothing witchy.

@large baguette I said he displayed it

If anyone lived in the south, they know True nature of it. The south is full of things that some of us thought were Myths, boy a good chunk of us was dead wrong. The woods holds a lot of secrets

It's been playing here in North Carolina for a few months

Because those southern country music lovin folks don’t wanna hear the truth like this

I feel like this is every small town in South Carolina. Where I am from haha

True Detective s4

Hell yeah

I've even got a rough prompt for it if anyone's interested. "A plantation town in the Reconstruction era Deep South, still shell-shocked and licking its wounds from the Civil War, struggles to come to terms with the end of slavery and the slow decay of its community, both religious and social. Why is this happening to them, they wonder? Surely the way of life they'd always known was what God would have wanted. ...right?"

Southern gothic would be the name of it to.

Right!?

It's brand new. Help get it out there, man!

It will be just wait! I’m working double time on Twitter and Facebook, unfortunately just started last night! It’s coming and it’s getting a GRAMMY AWARD 🥇, watch!

yay!

;(

Because it is autotuned commercially-watered down garbage compared to his old stuff which was the best bluegrass of our time.

Woah, one of my favorite artists commenting on a new (to me) artist I just discovered....awesome! I'll be seeing him tonight at Nashville's premier record store, basically my second home, Grimey's!

Said it right! Good music with the right message. Makes the skin tingle.

Anybody wants to listen to incredible Southern Gothic music thats also religious, listen to 16 Horsepower(I could name a few others too). Cool though that Southern Gothic is becoming more known and mainstream. The lyrics and visuals of this video certainly capture the vibe but I was not expecting those type of vocals and the way it was styled.

All I can say is that I am in love

My favorite song

w811

Shout back from the corpus area

And the Minnesota woods.

Seems to me those who preach the bible understand it the least, or have forgotten its most fundamental beliefs. I absolutely hated god for a long time because of those people. Luckily, i found my way back to the light. Nobody pushes people farther from religion than jesus's own congregation. Lord knows, ill never understand it.

I’d much rather deal with my small town than the time I spent in Hawaii or New York.

When it talks about the momma popping pills.. Made me think of myself.. I'm on pain pills that I have been takin by prescription at same mg for past 5 or more years and I'm trying to clean it up I hate the person I have become since the 2nd yr being on them yet they hardly touch my pain yet Dr won't help me

@@rachellinder2727 I'm certainly not going to say its easy to kick or easy to deal with pain no matter what or where. The best way i learned is to hit it directly by dealing with it till you build up resistance against the feeling and location. I personally had hydrocodone after a surgery removing my knee, part of my fibula, tibia and femur (cancer). It's all rods and false joint internally. They gave me that button dispenser thing yet still did a drip for 3 days afterwards. Made me want to sleep all the time, numb to everything and anything. I was aware to what was going on around, never sleeping, and simply "de*d". I recalled to how my old man was hooked on oxycontin and oxymorphone. I refused to end up a POS like him. Those 5 days after telling them to stop all pain meds and being on a mini "detox" were hell for me. Most violent and simply angery for no reason. A fly in my room, small tap, simply the vibration of a cart rolling down the hall or someone saying something would set me off like a gren*de. Litterally warned people not to enter because of it. That was just those few days on those pain meds. Took 2 years before I stopped feeling pain. Weather doesn't bother me either. I also have a messed up back due to a car accident and most recently it siezed to where i couldn't move for a week. Took no pain meds. I also did not have any pain medication when they removed a central line going by my groin on 1 side, into a vein and to my knee on the opposite side of the body. I felt it slide out of my body and pop out. Ticklish pain that made me near pass out. This was a month or two before my surgery. Pain is hell, but youll build to it. Now, i can take barb wire to the arm near the bone and simply feel a tug of my skin. The minor sting of a sharp object across my arm, by accident, feels like nothing. I simply feel the blood oozing. Again, its not easy. It is hell enough to loose the pills just to live with pain for a while till you build up against it. The body is an amazing thing to what it can withstand, adapt to, and overcome anything.

Slamin Salmon, listen to Buddy Brown "Mason Jar" "Bounty Hunter "Delivery Time" he's got a lot of folklore that's insane awesome

well, in case you didn't know, come ioin me in bieng surprised and shocked cause I just knew he is also the guy who sang Avic's " hey brother", take a listen if you haven't heard it, his performance in the song is heaven

Joshua Caleb Agreed. This just shows that Dan Tyminski is multi-talented and can do damn near anything he wants and master it

Kevin gates

Good music is good music. But tastes do vary. I'm rather grateful to have found it myself!

People don't want to listen to music like this in today's age, it's conviction music, it's music that'll pull at any bad thing you've done especially against God, and that gives sinners such a deep inner conviction they don't want to hear it

@@Casey_Bass lol get fucked, this does not make me believe any more in any fantastical sky ghosts

sure enough!!! thanx to Colbert...

totally......me too. Bought the CD :-)

Same. It’s different and I love it.

This is Rap, hip hop, garbage... Dan, leave the suburbs and come back to the rural people, we miss you.

I loathe county music and my friends all know this. These lyrics are fire!

Every song is good too! It was a whole day after I heard it before I purchased it! Had to drive out of the mountains of Colorado to get to a place I could even get internet to purchase the CD as well as digital copy! All these years later and well, it just doesn’t get old💛

L Parker I just put 2 and 2 together the other day and the light bulb went off.

Was also the singer for "Hey Brother" by Avicii which is what brought about this style change from the bluegrass music he's known for

Hunter Covington oh wow I never even thought about that

I hope y'all know there's nothing like sprinkling "y'all"s all around in your comment to help represent.

Yes everyone knows that. Except apparently this new generation of teeny boppers all over this page. This is his worst music yet by the way. He used to be the greatest musician alive.

Sorry what does "popping that cotton" mean? 😅

yup, me too!!!

Colbert watchers .... that explains why everyone on this page is so clueless

He's been out for a long time. Sang for Allison Krause and Union station as well as himself for so long

Thats where I 1st heard him too .. I'm still addicted to his music 🎶

So did mine.. Only if mine wasn't so abusive verbally. Physically. Sexually

Patty Snow listen to his bluegrass his real stuff so to speak he was in a band called union station that is way better

Matt Mize Strange musical guest for Colbert was my first thought. Agree with you though. 😎🌴☮

Just watched this vid because of Colbert - killer song!

yup!!! i didn't know him before; Colbert brought me to him- and i woke up this morning w/the song just taking me over, HAD to hear it again (and again and again), after listening a half dozen times to the Colbert performance few days ago...

"Every house house has got a Bible and a loaded gun" I'm pretty sure he doesn't say house twice

Caleb Struckmann Same here. I can't get enough

This song has been on replay all week for me! its beyond this world.

Caleb Struckmann Well technically you are fanboying if you are a dude, and it's not odd for a dude tbh.

This song and hip pop in general is so not good direction for and one.

It would be weird not to fangirl, fanboy, fanhuman about this masterpiece dude!

You should probably check out the southern gothic genre I suggest uncle remus