Tyminski returns with new deal
Friday, July 14, 2017 – Dan Tyminski, a long-standing member of Alison Krauss' Union Station, is forging a new chapter in his solo career as he signed with Mercury Nashville.
Tyminski, also known as the voice of the "A Man of Constant Sorrow" from the "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" soundtrack, has released a short clip from his upcoming album, "Southern Gothic." He will release the album under the name "Tyminski."
It was not clear when the disc from the Vermont native would be released. Jesse Frasure, whose has produced for Florida Georgia Line and Meghan Trainor, produced Tyminski.
The release contains 11 songs include "Hollow Hallelujah," "Perfect Poison," "Bloodline" and the title track.
Tyminski has released three solo albums since 1985. His most recent was "Wheels" in 2008 on Rounder.
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CD reviews for Dan Tyminski
No one can accuse Dan Tyminski of rushing product to market. "God Fearing Heathen" is the 14-time Grammy winner's first solo album in six years, and it's his first bluegrass album in 15 years. It's also his first-ever album of original bluegrass songs.
Tyminski, who has been a member of Alison Krauss & Union Station for nearly 30 years, earned international solo fame when he provided the vocal for George Clooney's performance of "Man of Constant ...
Dan Tyminski, known in this collection only as "Tyminski," tackles mainstream country music or what passes for it these days on "Southern Gothic." Tyminski seems an unlikely candidate for the world of FGL or Dan + Shay, but his new collection of songs has a lot to offer.
Tyminski has an unassailable background as a player of bluegrass and mountain music, but "Southern Gothic" shows influence from the time he has spent in the world of EDM (electro-dance music). ...
Dan Tyminski, the "Man of Constant Sorrow," is a master of the mournful. In the eight years since his first solo release, "Carry Me Across the Mountain," Tyminski has toured with Alison Krauss on guitar and vocals and recorded with country artists such as Alan Jackson and Dolly Parton. He also found international recognition in the film "Oh Brother" and the subsequent tour.
This project sticks close to the bluegrass genre, but also reflects a country influence. ...
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