“Like Everything Else” by Richard Tyler Epperson is melodic, electrifying, and pulsing with raw emotion. From the first grinding guitar riff to the sparkly cymbals slicing through the soundscape, the song builds an intimate and cinematic atmosphere. The drums hit hard, pounding like an anxious heartbeat, while Epperson’s voice enters, somber and weary, carrying the weight of exhaustion, heartbreak, and frustration. His delivery is transparent, almost resigned at first, as if he’s processing his emotions in real-time, letting the weight of each lyric settle before pushing forward.
But this is about resilience. As the track intensifies, so does Epperson’s voice, climbing higher, growing grittier, fighting to rise above the noise. The soaring chorus, layered with rich instrumentals, turns what starts as quiet despair into something defiant. “I won’t let them break me down,” he declares, and suddenly, you’re right there with him, fists clenched, ready to take on the world. It hits hardest when you’re stuck in that cycle of feeling lost—whether in love, work, or chasing a dream that keeps slipping just out of reach.
With Fragmented Night on the horizon, “Like Everything Else” sets the tone for what promises to be an introspective yet explosive album. Epperson has built his career on fearless honesty, and this track is no exception. Even though it’s all about him, it’s going to connect with you like he’s singing your story too. If you’ve ever felt trapped, drained, or like the world is asking too much from you—this one’s for you. Play it loud. Let it sink in. And then play it again.
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Review by: Naomi Joan