Richard Tyler Epperson Releases Like Everything Else

Here’s a familiar story. You wake up, work, love, you crash. And in between? You try not to lose your mind. I’ve discovered Richard Tyler Epperson. The man brave enough to admit – out loud in a song – that life, sometimes, just sucks like everything else.

His latest single, Like Everything Else, it’s a three-minute gut punch dressed in indie-alternative robes. With just enough ethereal dust sprinkled on top to keep you floating while the floor gives out.

The Weight of It All: Love, Work, and Broken Dreams

Let’s break it down: The first verse drags you into the turmoil of a relationship built on quicksand. “I know that you lied, I can’t take it,” he confesses. See this line twitching with the kind of emotional tremor that doesn’t need a second take. You’ve been there, right? Mind spinning, hands trembling, the kind of heartbreak that leaves your coffee tasting like regret.

Then it’s off to the office, where dreams go to die in ergonomic chairs and fluorescent lights. “Trapped inside these walls, slowly fading,” he sings, and suddenly you can feel that nine-to-five vampire breathing down your neck again. Every day? The same damn soup, reheated misery with a side of IG notifications.

And just when you think the existential dread has peaked, verse three splash in like a sucker punch. “All these dreams I had I keep losing / They asking me for more, I’m refusing.” That line right there? That’s the thesis. The testimony for every artist, worker, parent, human teetering on the edge of enough already.

The Anthem of Refusal: I Won’t Let Them Break Me Down

But wait – before you drown in your own Monday blues, Epperson throws you a rope. That chorus brings in his dramatic effect. “I won’t let them break me down,” he declares. It’s defiance. A middle finger to the weight, the doubt, the grind. It’s a survival instinct wrapped in melody, pulsing beneath layers and a precise beat that builds without mercy. Just like a slice of pushed therapy with better lighting.

Like Everything Else is a preview of Fragmented Night, Epperson’s upcoming album slated for May 2025. Consider this your warning, Fragmented Night is coming, and it’s not here to shake your dishes. Expect more nerves, more late-night thoughts you swore no one else had, and a whole lot of beautifully packaged pain.

Richard Tyler Epperson’s Decade of Honesty

For those unfamiliar, Richard Tyler Epperson is the real deal – an artist who’s earned his stripes the long, hard way. The guy’s been at it for over a decade, clawing his way through the indie music jungle with nothing but a piano, a pen, and a need to say something real. From Falling Between The Stars (2013) to A Wandering Mind (2023), he’s consistently delivered music that tries to connect. There’s something gutsy about Epperson. He hands you his heart, cracked and steaming, and lets you do what you want with it. Maybe that’s why his music hits so hard. It’s honest. It’s vulnerable. And most of all, it’s human.

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So if you’re feeling chewed up by the machine, if your dreams are fraying at the edges, or if you’ve ever sat in silence wondering if there’s more to this life than survival – Richard Tyler Epperson hears you. Like Everything Else is your anthem. Play it loud and often. And remember, you’re not alone in the mess, not even close. For those tired of playing nice, hit up Epperson’s Facebook, Instagram, Spotify, and YouTube. You might not fix your life, but you’ll hear someone else surviving theirs.