About this episode
Christopher Wyze first entered a recording studio at the age of sixty five, thus proving It's never too late to chase your dreams, knock down doors, and prove at any age, you can do it. He is also pretty damn good and he tells us all about it in this hilarious interview.Synopsis and Press Release.MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Big Radio Records artist Christopher Wyze & The Tellers flip the script on Valentine’s Day with their new single, “Her Name In My Song,” an anti-love anthem with a twist. What begins as a sweet love song gradually reveals the truth: the relationship is over. The track takes a sharp turn at the end when he makes it clear that her name will never make it into his song. Honest, relatable, and cleverly written, it captures that all-too-familiar moment when love turns into heartbreak, proving not every Valentine’s song comes with a happy ending. “Her Name Is My Song” was premiered by Center Stage Magazine.To purchase/stream: CWandT.lnk.to/HerNameInMySongPR“Her Name in My Song” is not your typical love song,” shares Wyze. “It’s actually a break-up song. For a lot of folks, Valentine's Day brings up memories of a painful breakup. If that’s you…then give it a listen. I’m willing to bet you’ll feel a lot better when you hear what the guy in this song did to get back at his “ex.” I had fun writing it. And you might even get a chuckle at someone else’s expense.”
