Michael Tyler

There are hits, and then there are songs that should have been.

Thursday rolls around once again (it seems to happen every week now) and as we love to do on this day of the week, we again present another of Nashville's great unsigned or independent label artist who are fighting to make their name in Music City.

Kelsea Ballerini, Brett Eldredge, Cole Swindell and others share what they learned opening for bigger-name artists.

There are a handful of stars making waves in country music. These haven't even seen their 25th birthday yet, but their presence in the genre is undeniable.

Michael Tyler shares the story behind his romantic single "They Can't See," from his debut album, '317'.

Michael Tyler discusses his success as a songwriter, and how producer Michael Knox helped him get better as a writer.

Michael Tyler talks to The Boot about his debut album, '317'.

Michael Tyler's "Good at Being Young" combines the singer's youthful experiences with those of his co-writers, Jaron Boyer and Josh Mirenda -- but there's one particular line that Tyler will cop to being all him.

A readers' poll to determine The Boot's March 2017 Album of the Month.

Michael Tyler's "They Can't See" has an unfair advantage. The newcomer's debut song begins with what will be one of the best opening lines of 2017.

Today we turn our attention to an artist who started young...very young. An artist who has penned album cuts for Jason Aldean and LoCash, and a #1 for Dierks Bentley, all before the age of 21.

Today is Thursday and once again we bring to you one of the best of the young crop of unsigned or independent label artist who are looking to become part of country music's future.