Tyler Childers the singer and his friend, the writer Silas House, tell a queer love story

Ann Powers

July 27, 2023

NPR Music

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Silas House wrote the video for Tyler Childers' song "In Your Love." "To see yourself in art is a really important thing, especially if you're from an 'other' place," he says. "That's why this [video] matters, especially for country music."

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