Tell the Wolves I'm Home

Post-hardcore quintet from the heart of Music City came to be formed while networking online. Each member being influenced by different subgenres has helped Tell the Wolves I'm Home connect fans with driven, energetic choruses while being aggressive and raw with heart-stopping breakdowns.
Hard work has always been a top priority for Tell the Wolves I’m Home. TTWIH has accomplished many things in their first years: releasing of their first EP entitled "Ghost", their sophomore EP, "Persevere", playing the Nashville date of Van's Warped Tour, sharing the stage with artists such as Parkway Drive, The Word Alive, Beartooth, and many more. The band has set standards with their highly praised EPs with comments ranging from the great musicianship quality to comments to band members on how the lyrics have impacted the listener's personal life.
In the following months, hard work has been put in to prepare the release of their third EP. The band pushes to make every release a different experience for their fans, and, when asked, each member will describe the new material as “different” for Tell the Wolves I’m Home. “Being in a country city has actually been an extension of our music in a weird way. We have many sincere artists in every genre in Nashville that pour their heart and soul into their music every day. We share that sincerity,” the band agrees. TTWIH asserts that their broad diversity in sound comes from the mindset that change happens during every aspect of the creative process—from writing to recording.
“The new music has been different for us during the writing process more so than the past releases. In the past, we’ve been upset at many things and those things have came out in our writing. The pain we are all currently going through, whether it it’s about loss, anger, depression, etc., is this new EP,” says Jon-Micah when asked about the new music.