'This was sort of a surprise. This was a career shift, and a big transition for me -- going from being in a duo.'
-- already firing on all cylinders with his"5 Foot 9" single catapulting to No. 1 on country radio -- the singer is, in a way, hoping to reintroduce himself to his fans.
And, when fans hear his 18-track collection, they'll get a sense of who he is, where he comes from and what's shaped him into the man he is today. While he had a star-studded list of collaborators on this new album -- including Keith Urban, Old Dominion, Thomas Rhett, Bebe Rexha and Russell Dickerson, to name a few -- Hubbard wanted fans to know that the point of views expressed in his tracks are not just of him, but also by him, as he co-wrote all 18 tracks.
He continued,"And once I accepted that and kind of acknowledged, 'All right, I'm gonna do this. I'm going to make an album and pursue the solo artist thing and give it all I got,' it was really fun to do, to kind of look at all the songs I had written over the last year. And then, also, kind of shift and transition my headspace when I was writing."
He wasn't afraid to tackle life-altering events, including the unexpected death of his father, Roy, in 2007 following what Hubbard has previously described as a"freak" helicopter crash when he was only a sophomore at Belmont University.
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