Let Tara Lynn Rye Ignite Your Senses With Latest Single, “Twin Flame”

Following up her debut single, “Backroads”, Tara Lynn Rye is back again with the Pop/Rock ballad “Twin Flame."

This powerhouse vocalist and songwriter has only recently begun her venture into the world of music but is already making a name for herself. Originally starting out as a filmmaker from New York City, Tara Lynn Rye made the big move to Los Angeles and has already managed to sell out The Black Rabbit Rose and her showcase at WFNM.

Now, let’s dive into her most recent release, “Twin Flame.” Tara Lynn Rye sets the scene with a spark of a match, paying tribute to the song’s title. “Twin Flame” opens with an emotive acoustic guitar line, followed closely by Tara Lynn Rye’s captivating vocals. We are able to see a softer side of her than we have in the past, as she exudes a whimsical and emotive nature throughout her vocal performance.

“Twin Flame” gives off enchanting, warm energy throughout the verses, picking up in the choruses with a more forceful, energetic feel. Prominent drums and soaring string lines help to back up Rye’s powerhouse vocals throughout the chorus. Her voice exudes emotion in every lyric, with a soft yet dynamic presence that effortlessly hooks the listener on to every word.

Over the course of “Twin Flame,” Tara Lynn Rye takes us down memory lane, depicting through image-driven lyrics a lustful, fiery relationship that now ceases to exist. Tara Lynn Rye demonstrates her incredible songwriting abilities throughout “Twin Flame,” as her lyrics clearly paint the listener a clear image of heartbreak. She is vulnerable and intimate in her writing and delivery, and we praise her for that.

We can’t wait to see what comes next for this talented star. Go and show some love to Tara Lynn Rye and her second single, “Twin Flame,” available on all streaming platforms.

Welcome to BuzzMusic, Tara Lynn Rye, and congratulations on your latest single, "Twin Flame." This is obviously a very intimate and personal song, with a message that many of us are able to relate to. Was it tough to tap into such a personal and vulnerable experience while writing?

I'm so happy to be here with you, BuzzMusic! I think the only songs worth writing come from that personal and vulnerable place. My best songs always come from this uncomfortable feeling in the pit of my stomach. Whether it's frustration, longing, confusion, or rage, it feels like a ball of energy that I need to release, and I reach for the notes to match it. The words come out as I try to understand those feelings. After I write a song, I usually go, "Oh, that's how I feel. That's what I learned". I love that people can resonate with the most honest realizations I have with myself alone at a piano.

Your love and passion for music and performing are extremely apparent in your music. Do you remember where your love for music all began?

When I was five, I used to stand at the end of my driveway with a cassette player blaring the Temptations and performing for all the cars passing by. I'm pretty sure I would wear a bikini too. My poor parents didn't know what to do with me. I was always giving them hell. When I was young, I sang in musicals, but I took a long break from singing, about ten years to be exact. I became an actor and filmmaker. When the pandemic hit, I moved in with my parents, and in all that downtime, I taught myself how to play piano, and the songs just started pouring out-- I guess I had a lot to say. Music was the biggest gift I could have asked for in such a dark time. I'm so grateful to have gained another outlet to tell stories.

What sort of atmosphere and vibe did you want the instrumentals and production to give off in "Twin Flame?" Who helped bring the sonics to life?

I was so lucky to meet April Rose Gabrielli and KULICK, my co-producers and co-writers, on the track. They are both fabulous artists themselves and really took the time to bring the Tara Lynn Rye sound to life. I love the duality of the acoustic and electric guitar, the clash between the whimsical and delicate verses, and the explosive rock & roll choruses. I'm a sucker for electric guitars solos, and drum builds. I wanted the listener to feel that swell of emotion one feels reminiscing on what once was, and then the inevitable come down from the high.

Did you have a specific idea in mind of you who hoped this song would resonate with the most? What do you hope listeners will take away from this song while hearing it for the first time?

"Twin Flame" was written by a Tara who was grieving— flip-flopping between romanticizing a past relationship and choosing to step away. I was chasing the feeling and spark that died with the person I perceived him to be. Sometimes beautiful things aren't supposed to last forever, and that's okay. At least we get to experience all that vibrancy, even if it is fleeting. I wanted to give people a song that they could crank up in the car-- something that they could sing and cry to. At least... that's what I've been doing since I recorded it, haha.

What's next for you?

I am playing a show with my full band at Breaking Sound on April 6th in Hollywood at Adults Only. My shows are always a witchy, crazy good time. I'm told I'm quite dramatic. Come rock out with some friends! I'm also dropping my 3rd single, "Invite the Devil," on April 8th, and my full EP drops this summer!

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