Come On Home to Tyler Jarvis’ latest release

It’s crystal clear that music is passion for Tyler Jarvis, and it seems to be a personal challenge to beat every single he has previously released. Personally, I tend to say of many artists, “I like their old music better than their new,” but for Tyler Jarvis, every new release outshines the one before, which never seems possible until he does it. For Tyler Jarvis, success and growth is quantifiable— and “Come on Home” is the new standard.

“Come on Home” emphasizes the emotions behind human experience in a light-hearted tune. The song starts with a nostalgic-filled static, crackling into a current drum pattern and snap beat. The listener immediately feels immersed in something unique and new, but with old school charm. Before the story unfolds, it’s already something everyone can relate to, but nothing like anyone has ever heard before. The beat is happy, but the lyrics transcend into a sense of longing. The story develops into living and reliving a loved one lost with a “no questions asked” mentality, hoping they will return. He sings, “in my mind nothin’s really changed,” and he welcomes their return without question, “in the morning, it’ll be like you never left. You can just come on home.”

He continues, singing, “Left the porch light shinin’, back door’s still open,” creating a balance of hope and desperation that’s almost indecipherable between the funky, head-nodding melody and the hopeful lyrics. Between the story and the musicality, Tyler Jarvis expresses a type of new nostalgia through song. He plays with unique instrumentation and sounds, bringing in contemporary beats with raw and authentic percussion, keys, and guitar. Each sound and lyric feels newer than the one that just past.

This is the song you’ll want coming through your speakers and spilling out your windows, and it released just in time for fitting warmer weather.

Listen to “Come on Home” and other Tyler Jarvis music on every platform you can stream music.