River House Artists’ Kasey Tyndall joined forces with Dylan Marlowe for an honest new single, “Place For Me,” out now.
Penned by Tyndall, Jason Gantt, Jason Nix and Jenna LaMaster, the song details what heaven looks like in the eyes of a redneck, using cheeky comparisons such as Jesus drinking wine and rednecks drinking beer.
“If rednecks got a place up in Heaven/ My first Chevy’s waitin’ on me/ And I can see it right now, best seat in the house/ Is a deer stand up a pine tree/ If the Sunday crowd gets a little too loud/ And granddaddy’s there you best believe/ That if rednecks got a place up in Heaven/ Then there’s a place for me, a place for me,” the two country risers harmonize in the chorus of the hopeful, smooth ballad.
Watch the official music video for the track below.
“One day I was thinking that if my rowdy Granddaddy could get into Heaven so could I, which led me to write this song,” joked Tyndall. “It reminds me of a bible verse in Matthew, where it says to store your treasures in Heaven. If I had to pick my treasures, it would be what we wrote about in the song. I’m so glad that Dylan Marlowe wanted to jump on the song with me. He’s an incredible artist and when he heard the song he loved it as much as I did, so it just felt right.”
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“When @kaseytyndall sent me this song a few months back and asked if I would sing on it, there was no hesitation to say hell yeah. This song is incredible and I’m honored she asked me to be a part of it!” shared Marlowe in an Instagram post.
Tyndall shared the first episode of her two-part docuseries on January 5, featuring snippets of Lainey Wilson, Drake White, Jenna LaMaster and Meghan Patrick. Tyndall’s inner country circle helps peel back the curtain on the “Jesus and Joan Jett” singer’s redneck roots and road to Music City. The tell-all shares Tyndall’s experience winning a Keith Urban competition, what life on the road as a new artist was like, why her sound took a turn after her first project and more, giving fans a raw look into who she is behind her music.
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Tyndall started 2022 off strong, hitting the road with Drake White for his 20-stop The Optymistic Tour before heading into a summer packed full of festival performances. She wrapped up her stint supporting Bailey Zimmerman in October in Rome, Georgia and is set to grace the stage with Tracy Lawrence on February 16 at Rockford, Illinois’ Coronado Performing Arts Center, February 17 at Elkhart, Indiana’s The Lerner, February 18 at Midland, Michigan’s Midland Center for the Arts and April 1 at Pensacola, Florida’s Pensacola Saenger Theatre. For more information on upcoming tour dates, visit .
