Nashville Singer-Songwriter Timothy Edward Carpenter Reframes His Perspective On New Single “panic attack in a michael’s”
Nashville-based singer-songwriter Timothy Edward Carpenter has shared his new single “panic attack in a michael’s”. Oddly specific yet also welcomingly relatable, the indie pop release balances harsh self-reflection with upbeat musicality, as Carpenter searches for a new outlook on life.
About the song, he shares, “While recently walking through a Michael’s Art Store here in Nashville I came across the “frame aisle” and the first thought that came to mind was how my therapist was advocating that I “reframe my perspective.” Honestly, I started laughing aloud in the aisle followed by a much needed cry. When I arrived back at my apartment, I sat down and wrote what feels like a page from my diary, ‘panic attack in a michael’s‘”
Fans of Christian Lee Huston, Phoebe Bridgers, and Conor Oberst will want to listen below:
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