Kalsey Kulyk Embraces the Beautiful Chaos in New Single “Till I Get to Heaven”

Country music has always had a special place for voices that carry the weight of truth, grit, and grace. Enter Kalsey Kulyk, a modern torchbearer for the traditional country sound, whose latest single “Till I Get to Heaven” cements her as a force worth watching, and more importantly, worth listening to.

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Penned by Kulyk alongside the legendary Liz Rose and hitmaker Phil Barton, “Till I Get to Heaven” is more than just a song. It’s a rollicking, deeply human manifesto set to a toe-tapping, dusty-country groove. With a voice that feels like it was pulled from a jukebox spinning in the corner of a neon-lit honky tonk, Kulyk delivers each line with conviction and twang, weaving life’s messier truths into something holy.

The lyrics read like diary entries from a well-traveled soul. From two-stepping with the devil in a dive bar in Maine to praying with her mama on Sunday mornings, Kulyk captures the contradictions that make us all undeniably human. There’s a wink, a swagger, and a touch of spiritual rebellion as she sings, “If my life is set on ten let’s take it to eleven / Imma raise a little hell till I get to heaven.” It’s a line destined to become a rally cry for those who live fully and love fiercely.

“Till I Get to Heaven” sounds timeless, like something Loretta Lynn or Tanya Tucker might have cut in their heyday, but with a fresh perspective that only Kulyk could bring. Her voice is pure country gold, warm and worn in all the right places, and the production keeps her front and center where she belongs.

With a pen as sharp as her vocal twang and a heart that clearly beats for the real stuff, she’s carved out a space that blends tradition with bold self-expression. And if this is just the beginning, then country music fans better buckle up, because Kulyk’s about to raise a little hell and take us all to heaven with her.