Thomas Rhett Celebrates Love and Life in New Album

Thomas Rhett released his seventh studio album, About A Woman, via The Valory Music Co. on August 23. The album is a significant release for the country artist, bringing together his love for music and his family. As one of the biggest names in the music scene currently, the release is a testament to his evolution as an artist and an individual.

About A Woman is a 14-track album that primarily focuses on a range of sounds. The album opens up with a bird and guitar chirps, a playful metaphor hinting at the theme of the album. The record, comprising songs falling in the range of ‘90s Reba chimes to modern-day pop songs to soulful melodies, includes 12 songs co-written by Rhett. His wife Lauren, who remained a constant source of inspiration since the inception of Rhett’s music career, continued to be one for the same as well. The album is evidence of Rhett’s musical expertise to transcend genre barriers, while simultaneously keeping the publication central to his well-known sound.

The production is not just a 14-song album but a story written about Rhett’s relationship. An anecdote, for instance, in What Could Go Right of their relationship spans beyond 30 months and serves as the perfect example. Songs with upbeat melodies like Fool and bluesy About A Woman add a hint of novelty to the record. The album as a whole relies on a generic convergence trend, evident in Rhett’s production. Such a move is not just beneficial for Rhett’s career, but will play a domino effect in the upcoming country publishing as well. His ability to embed complicated emotional anecdotes into pieces of music has seen him retain a central spot in the music industry as well.

Rhett’s connection with fans goes beyond music. He frequently interacts with fans on social media, using digital platforms to his advantage. Rhett is also clear on the blurred lines that will be a central issue for publishing individuals frequently exposed to digital platforms and managing personal lives, moving forward. What Rhett essentially did was celebrate life, love, and everything in between with his album. With this release, Rhett has not just revered his inspiration but also set new boundaries in music.