Indie Pop from Tom Tippin

Born on the outskirts of Nashville, Tennessee, artist Tom Tippin seemed destined for music greatness. Not just geographically linked to a place of rich music history, as the son of the platinum-selling artist Aaron Tippin, Tom was born with music flowing through his veins.

From a young age he was performing with his father and singing in front of thousands of people became a normal occurrence in his upbringing. By the time he was sixteen, he was traveling to Nashville to work with writers on ‘Music Row’ and before long his solo career would start to take off.

Releasing his debut EP titled Teenage Heart in 2019, he began opening for headline acts like Travis Tritt, The Oak Ridge Boys, Sammy Kershaw, Collin Raye and of course, his father Aaron Tippin. The following year he dropped his debut single with “I Thought It Was Love” before taking a brief hiatus from releasing new music until his return this year with his latest track “Chance to Love You”.

Co-written by Tom Tippin and producer Jason Wozniak, “Chance to Love You” was inspired by the true happenings of the artist’s relationship with his girlfriend, offering a nostalgic trip back to the very start of their courtship delivered through a shimmering sepia-toned indie pop hit. With his smooth and compelling vocal work front and centre, Tom Tippin’s latest single showcases a rising artist with a whole lot to offer.

Lifted from upcoming sophomore EP, Wasted Melodies, “Chance to Love You” is an infectiously catchy pop song that carries a moving and relatable tale of young love. Reflecting on the next chapter of his sonic journey, the artist shares, “Having lived more of it with the introspection that I now have, it is really cool. As unclear as the music industry is, and as unclear as the world is, I’ve become so much more okay. Because, these songs were ‘Oh, this is the real world. This is what it looks like.’ I wasn’t okay with that then.”

Adding, “I wouldn’t say I’m just blind to it now, I turned a blind eye. I genuinely feel now like ‘those things happen and how do I deal with it?’ I have no other desire to do anything else. Seriously, I would be miserable chasing anything else. I constantly revel in the fact, ‘This is what ‘13 year old Tom’ wanted to do.’ I’m so lucky. Music is somewhere I want to be and maybe in the future I’d love to bring on other things with it.“

Listen to Chance to Love You below