Tyler Ramsey on Audiotree Live (Full Session)

When it comes to the modern-day singer-songwriter, Tyler Ramsey remains a bastion of musical talent and lyrical aptitude. The former lead guitarist of Band of Horses has continued to capture the hearts of audiences with his melodic voice-of-reason, providing a safe haven in a world that's seemingly gone mad. Ramsey's Audiotree Live performance soars across a musical landscape, undulating between delectable tones of rock, folk, and americana, featuring songs from his latest album 'New Lost Ages'. During his interview with Audiotree Host, FINGY, Ramsey chats about the meaning behind his songs, how he processes past traumas, and his tour rituals. Check out Tyler Ramsey on Audiotree Live!

Tracklist
00:00 Intro
00:49 We Were A Small Town
04:31 Where Were You
09:09 Interview
19:06 Fires
24:00 These Ghosts
28:26 Outro

Recorded live on March 3, 2024 in Chicago, IL.

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Production Credits

Host: FINGY

Mixing & Recording: Neil Strauch

Camera Operators:
Tom Conway
Austin Isaac Peters
Justin Kenney
Malcolm Ryshavy

Editor: Jane Falconer

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🌳 About Audiotree

[kyleg]

people need to realize Tyler was the reason Band of horses had such an amazing run. Forever a fan of Tyler.

[timwardjunior]

It's lovely to hear from an artist who's willing to be so real about himself and the context around his music... and who communicates in such a grounded way. Glad I didn't sleep on seeing Tyler when he came through Philly!

[charlieak]

Love this. Tyler is incredible and such a great dude. Got to chat with him a bit at a recent show.

[richburnsred]

This is beautiful! So glad I clicked. Thanks for the brilliant find yet again @audiotree!

[hideehideehideehoe]

Great set! Cool insights...
New Lost Ages is such a great album...thank you!! Big B here...checking in... ☮💜🎶

[OmriDolev]

Long time fan of Tyler. This is a beautiful representation of his talent. Thanks Audiotree - sound is amazing

[craigherbert]

Wow, a superb performance.

Not to sound disrespectful towards his former band, but it’s absolutely clear from their live shows recently what a massive loss Tyler is to them. I was watching a performance and heard the line “ever living ghost of what once was” and thought that perfectly summed up what I was witnessing - a ghost or a shell of something that was once great. Tyler was the texture of that band and now it’s feels sparse. I wish Tyler huge success and happiness!

[楊大葳]

His voice remind me of father John misty