Tarric continues to bridge the gap between nostalgic new wave and modern indie rock. His latest single, “I’m Coming Home,” exemplifies this unique mix, offering listeners an exploration of longing and self-reflection. As anticipation builds for his forthcoming album Method, Tarric’s artistry proves to be both emotionally resonant and musically innovative.
Raised in the Midwest, Tarric’s musical roots were shaped by the melancholic tones of bands like The Smiths and Depeche Mode, alongside the electric energy of The Killers. These influences are evident in his work, which combines lush soundscapes with introspective storytelling. His journey to Los Angeles with little more than $400 and an old car is emblematic of his determination.
“I’m Coming Home” is a melodic alternative rock song that captures Tarric’s ability to channel emotions into sweeping sounds. The track’s soaring guitar lines and intricate arrangements create a backdrop for lyrics that delve into themes of isolation and yearning: “I’m coming home, all alone.” The song builds steadily, pulling listeners into its emotional depths while delivering unforgettable hooks—a hallmark of Tarric’s songwriting. The single serves as a preview of Method, an album that promises to explore themes of loss, self-reflection, and personal growth. Tarric’s ability to weave relatable narratives into his music ensures that Method will resonate deeply with listeners navigating their emotional journeys.
His debut album Lovesick introduced audiences to his talent for crafting songs that reflect on love and relationships. Each track on the album represented a chapter in the narrative of connection—whether romantic, platonic, or familial. With Method, Tarric shares the aftermath of those relationships, creating a sonic exploration of healing and introspection. His music videos for tracks like “The World of You and Me” and “Waste Away with Me” have garnered heavy rotation on MTV, further solidifying his presence in the indie scene.
