Rootsy Americana Revolved Around Siren-Ignited Heat in Michael B Tipton’s ‘Hot Headed Lover’
Michael B Tipton singed beyond the fringes of HonkyTonk Americana with his latest single, Hot Headed Lover; a rootsy allegory of how it feels to surrender yourself to a mercurial force beyond your control and catch the sparks of their fervour as they ignite to the excitement of danger. It’s the kind of catchy foot-tapping earworm that will spread an all-knowing grin through an entire audience; a testament to Tipton’s cheeky but rooted-in-reality observations of how the fairer sex doesn’t always play fair. There are serious songwriting chops etched straight into the core of the single, attesting to how Tipton has evolved into a troubadour of truth and a rhythmic revolutionary, whose tracks refuse to bend into mediocrity or pay pale tribute to the lineage of roots history. The release lands with the easy confidence of an artist who knows exactly how to let a story swing. The groove keeps the temperature high, the hook rolls with a roguish charm, and the whole arrangement carries the road-worn snap of a seasoned performer who has lived inside the lineage he sings from. Across more than 26 years, Tipton has moved through country, folk, rock, and Americana, building his name on sharp […]
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