In keeping up with his MIGHTY MARCH promise, Asheboro, NC’s finest rap star, Ty Bru returns with a captivating and informative tale about self-centeredness, themed “Small Town USA”

Ty Bru represents the best of Asheboro, NC, when it comes to art, cinema, music, fashion, and lifestyle. In terms of hard work, consistency, and passion, he is picture-perfect, backed by a never-say-die attitude that accentuates the very audacity he carries along, making him one of the most determined go-getters you could ever meet. His hard work, sacrifice, and unwavering passion have not gone unnoticed—he has been deservedly acclaimed, winning multiple awards, especially for his exploits as a filmmaker. When it comes to painting words with his unmistakable voice and cadence, he brings out the best in hip-hop and rap, channeling the authenticity of old-school rap with the accessibility of contemporary storytelling.

A promise made, a promise delivered—MIGHTY MARCH is well and alive as Ty returns with a thought-provoking, meaningful, and universally relatable masterpiece dubbed “Small Town USA” that takes cue from his own perspective of his native land, Asheboro, with a worldview reflection that has been captured perfectly with an honest and squeaky clean delivery.

The production for this jam is captivatingly unusual; it has the aroma of pop, making it an alluring pop-rap centerpiece that leaves a delectable aftertaste long after the beats settle down. In what was a splendid production sent over to Ty during the height of the pandemic and one he used to sing along to his then two-year-old son, “Small Town USA” captures that self-regarding attitude that we saw during the pandemic, only amplified so conveniently during the recent political events that have been happening in the USA.

Heeding his wife’s advice, Ty changed the hook lines to “Let me tell you a story, let me tell you a tale. About growing up in a city that doesn’t give a fuck about anybody but themselves” to “Let me tell you a story; let me tell you a tale. About growing up in a city that doesn’t really care about anybody but themselves,” making it family-friendly without losing its core essence.

He maintains this raw, honest, and inoffensive cuss-free delivery, allowing a listener a contemplative view of his worldview and delivering something that has a universal resonance.

Following the critical success of his earlier release “Photograph,” I have no doubt that “Small Town USA” will go on to do extremely well as Ty continues elevating our playlists with music that is both captivating and empowering and informative as well.

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Can’t wait for the next release!

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