Kill Rock Stars Nashville is proud to announce @myabyrne’s debut album, 'Rhinestone Tomboy', drops April 28th on KRSN! Pre-orders are available now along with the new single + video for “It Don't Fade"! Playing Americana steeped with potent branches of blues, rock, glam and country music, Mya Byrne is every bit the voice of the outsider that built the foundation of the genre, where we behold stages beaming with the light of those who are so willing to stand tall and confident in the entirety of their truth. Here Byrne stands too. Americana has many champions, but there are scarce few like Byrne; a queer trans woman creating ripples that will find themselves born again and again as waves. On ‘Rhinestone Tomboy’, Byrne’s forthcoming record and first release under Kill Rock Stars Nashville imprint label, we are treated to a portrait painted with shades of Byrne’s youth, one spent listening to stacks of dusty 45s and 8-tracks blasting from blown speakers out the window of a Chevy. Songs that opened the trailhead to a lifelong journey that informed Byrne’s musical landscape. “I’ve been thinking ‘bout a lifeline” Mya Byrne sings over a steady rhythm, opening the shutters and the blinds to find all the openings through which the light can get in. On “It Don’t Fade”, the lead single from Byrne’s Kill Rock Stars Nashville debut ‘Rhinestone Tomboy’, country music sounds like home, just as easily a song emanating from the radio in an old family car long forgotten as it is a single newly released to our waiting hearts. A celebratory reminder of all the ways in which there is always room to stand again from whatever hardship has laid its burden so hard on weary shoulders. Watch the full video for "It Don't Fade" + pre-order 'Rhinestone Tomboy' using the links in our bio. Album 📸 : Lauren Tabak @laurenmorrelltabak 📹: Jozie Zamjahn @joziefkajoey