We’ve all been there … that heartbreak that lingers long after the relationship is over.
But instead of wallowing, Tyler Lorette decided to channel that pain into something we can all blast on a Friday night. His latest single, “I Ain’t Thinkin’,” is the perfect mix of breakup angst and high-energy fun.
And honestly … it’s exactly what our playlists needed.
A Hook You Won’t Get Out of Your Head
The magic of “I Ain’t Thinkin'” is in the hook … it’s catchy enough to crank up in the car, but still hits home for anyone nursing a broken heart.
Tyler’s vocals are front and centre … proud, honest, and a little defiant.
Each chorus soars, thanks to tight harmonies that lift everything higher. It’s that perfect mix of modern country grit, rock punch, and a little Americana nostalgia that makes you want to raise your drink and sing along with your friends.
Meet Tyler Lorette
If you haven’t already been following Tyler’s journey, now’s the time.
Born and raised in rural Ontario, he’s been turning heads with millions of streams, viral TikTok moments, and top indie chart spots.
He’s been making serious waves lately … scoring editorial playlist love from Apple, Spotify, and Amazon, and earning spins on SiriusXM. Plus, he’s been sharing stages with some pretty big names like Brett Kissel, Steven Lee Olsen, Cory Marks, and JoJo Mason.
This summer, you can catch him lighting up festival stages at North of Nowhere, Hollyrood Jamboree, and the CMAO Beach Bash. At only 21, Tyler is proving he can deliver heartfelt storytelling with the same energy and power you’d expect from an arena headliner.
Listen to “I Ain’t Thinkin'” Now
Ready to blast away your heartbreak? “I Ain’t Thinkin'” is streaming everywhere now. Crank it loud… and maybe don’t text your ex.
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In country music, the Front Porch has long been a place of reflection. A place where you can look at the life you have inside that front door. A place where time almost seems to stand still, where you can get away. It’s also a place where you can go to observe the world as it passes by you. To think about your place out there beyond the driveway.
