Thomas Rhett announced today that his sophomore album, titled Tangled Up, will be released September 25th. “This album is something we’ve been working on for two years and musically, it really pulls from all the things I have bene inspire by during that time,” Rhett says in a press release.
“The title Tangled Up comes from a lyric in one of the new songs, and I think it’s a cool way to point to all the different influences that I have as an artist and a songwriter – from soul and R&B to old school country to rock and everything in between. They are all in this record!”
Rhett is also rumored to be collaborating with Brett Eldredge – Eldredge’s sophomore album Illinois is due September 11 – but there’s no official word yet on what that collaboration might entail, or whose album it could be a part of.
Via Mercury Records, the release will be Rhett’s second LP, led by the catchy and sonically engaging “Crash and Burn.” Rhett is asking fans to choose the disc’s cover art, running the contest through his website.
1 Comment