Written By: Big C
Detroit-based indie singer-songwriter Ronny Tibbs returns with his first project in five years, the intricate and evocative EP Shorthand. Known for his unique style that blends vintage '60s influences with modern lyrical depth, Tibbs' new release is a testament to his growth as both a musician and a filmmaker. Each track on the EP is accompanied by a self-directed music video, showcasing his multifaceted creativity. The project also served as an opportunity for Tibbs to spend quality time with friends, defying life's demands and creating lasting memories. Reflecting on the EP's creation, Tibbs shared:
We aimed to carve out time from life's obligations to manifest the songs that had been haunting our consciousness. It was time to break free and make time for creativity.
Collaborating with a talented team, Tibbs' EP features tracks like Little Beating Heart, inspired by Tom Petty's legacy, and What You Do, which brings a surf-rock energy to his live shows. The music video for "Little Beating Heart" adds a dramatic narrative, with Tibbs' attention to detail evident in the intricate storyline and props. As Tibbs continues to carve his path in the music industry, fans can look forward to more innovative sounds and captivating stories. Don't miss the chance to experience listen to "Shorthand" now and watch the self-directed video for "Little Beating Heart." Follow Ronny Tibbs on Instagram, Bandcamp, Soundcloud, and YouTube.
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