Camouflage - EP

iTunes Review

Nashville hopeful Tyler Farr makes a solid debut with 2010's Camouflage EP, four songs of Southern rock-injected radio-twang. He grew up hunting, fishing, and singing country music, a path which led him to go on the road with George Jones when only 16 years old. The title track opens with plenty of honky-tonk accoutrements before Farr's textured tenor sings with a natural drawl over a narrative-heavy ballad about a boy learning from his father how to hunt. So, like Jones' ingrained credo "sing what ya know," Farr obviously learned from the best that singing about real life makes for better country songs. "She's Got the Goods" shifts into a higher gear with a rootsy, rocking strut punctuated by banjos, slide guitar, grinding Hammond organ and Farr waxing libidinous with a fevered, fast-talking style.