Thomas Rhett’s “About A Woman” Album Download ZIP & MP3 Free Files
Thomas Rhett, who has been married to Lauren for nearly 12 years and has four children with her, recently shared with Billboard that his two oldest daughters, Willa Gray and Ada James, are starting to develop their own musical preferences. He mentioned that they enjoy a variety of music, from hip-hop to country, and have been influencing his own music by providing feedback on his demos. Thomas Rhett also discussed the diverse sounds on his new album, ranging from ’90s country to pop and soul. He revealed that “Don’t Wanna Dance,” a song on the album that takes inspiration from Whitney Houston’s “I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me),” was a unique challenge for him as a songwriter. The album was produced by Dann Huff and Julian Bunetta and was recorded at Blackbird Studio and Bunetta’s home in Nashville.
Thomas Rhett drew inspiration for the album’s songs from a wide range of artists, including Steely Dan, the Oak Ridge Boys, and The Rolling Stones. Many of the songs on the album reflect his love story with his wife, maintaining a romantic and upbeat tone. For example, “Church” pays tribute to their high school love story through references to Eric Church’s music, and Thomas Rhett even made changes to the song’s final chorus to better reflect their own experiences. The album includes a variety of tracks, from rhythm-driven tunes like “Fool” to laid-back songs like “Overdrive,” all the way to tender ballads such as “I Could Spend Forever Loving You.”
Tracklist:
- Fool
- Overdrive
- Gone Country
- Beautiful As You
- Can’t Love You Anymore
- After All The Bars Are Closed
- Church
- Back to Blue
- Country For California
- Somethin’ Bout A Woman
- What Could Go Right
- Boots
- Don’t Wanna Dance
- I Could Spend Forever Loving You
About Artist:
Father Rhett Akins and mother Paige (née Braswell) welcomed Thomas Rhett Akins Jr. into the world in Valdosta, Georgia. Before turning into a songwriter in the early years of the twenty-first century, Rhett Akins achieved success with the hits “That Ain’t My Truck” and “Don’t Get Me Started” in the 1990s.
Hendersonville, Tennessee, is where he was reared. He was raised with the likes of Brooks & Dunn and Tim McGraw, among other musicians. On his mother’s and his father’s sides, he has a younger sister and two younger half brothers.
Following his time in junior high school, Rhett took drum lessons and went on stage to perform in plays alongside his father. He played in a band called The High Heeled Flip Flops during his time in high school. Rhett enrolled at Nashville, Tennessee’s Lipscomb University, to study communications. At the age of 20, he left college to focus on his musical career. After that, he agreed to write music for Big Machine Label Group under a publishing arrangement.
