Mya Byrne Transcends the Here & Now on Personal Manifesto 'Rhinestone Tomboy'

LGBTQIA+
By
Bea Delores
May 4, 2023
Wide Open Country
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Mya Byrne was on a flight from Nashville to LA when it hit her. She'd been bouncing around titles for her new record, her first since 2014's As I Am, for a while but nothing stuck. In a half-asleep state, the words Rhinestone Tomboy struck her like a bolt of lightning. Those two little words encompassed everything she was and is: a rhinestone-studded purveyor of honest-to-goodness songwriting with a venomous bite. Lying somewhere along the "great continuum," as she put it, of gender and identity, Byrne is nothing if not a straight shooter -- so to speak.

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Mya Bryne with a bandana around her throat and wearing a vest stands near a wall
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