Record Exchange Boise

Idaho-based country rockers, Tylor & The Train Robbers have united again with
producer, Cody Braun of Reckless Kelly to create Hum of the Road. Recorded in Wimberly, Texas, it was
engineered by Adam Odor (Mike & The Moonpies) and mixed in Austin, Texas by the talented Jonathan Tyler.
At the heart of this musical force are brothers Tylor Ketchum, Jason Bushman, and Tommy Bushman who have been
playing together since they were kids. Tylor, the eldest, leads the band as the frontman, rhythm guitarist, and primary
songwriter, skillfully narrating tales through his lyrics. Jason, handling bass and backup harmonies, along with
Tommy on drums and vocals, establish the band's distinct sound with their steady rhythm and solid foundation. “We
grew up doing this together,” Tylor Ketchum describes. “We learned together, so we know each other musically in a
way that most people never can and the sibling harmonies definitely stand out. We also have a similar vision for
where we want the music to go, which helps us keep a cohesive sound.” Completing the quartet is Rider Soran,
whose mastery of Lead Guitar, Pedal Steel, and Lap Steel instruments brings an additional dimension of richness
and sentimentality to their music. 

In addition to the quartet, Johnny "Shoes" Pisano contributes lead guitar to the album, while Cody Braun enriches
tracks like "Skittle Man" and "Straight As An Arrow" with his fiddling expertise, in addition to showcasing his
prowess on various percussion instruments throughout the record. Jonathan Tyler not only took charge of mixing

duties but also added some final touches that enhanced the overall sound, including synthesizer on “Hum of the
Road” and organ on “Sailing Song”. “We were fortunate to also have Dave Percefull come in and play the B3 organ
on the final track of the album, 'Ton of Trails,” adds Ketchum. “Dave is the co-owner of yellow DOG Studio, and
has engineered or plays on some of my favorite albums. It was such a pleasure getting to work with him!”