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American country singer-songwriter Thomas Rhett - son of country singer Rhett Atkins - is releasing his new album ‘Center Point Road’ one that connects fans to Thomas Rhett’s past, weaving together autobiographical stories with familiar sounds that have propelled his meteoric career. The highly-anticipated new music is the follow-up to the platinum-certified smash ‘Life Changes’, which spawned a 2018 Grammy nomination for Best Country Album and has been streamed more than one billion times, delivering a slew of RIAA-certified Platinum and Gold chart-toppers, bringing Thomas Rhett’s No. One tally to 12. Thomas Rhett was named country radio’s most played artist of 2018, following a CMA Triple Play award for penning three No. One songs within a 12-month period, adding to his collection of trophies from the Country Music Association, Academy of Country Music, Billboard Music Awards, CMT Music Awards and more.
Thomas’s fourth album ‘Center Point Road’ is named after the street in his Tennessee hometown that shaped and influenced much of his life experiences, the eagerly-awaited project is a return to his roots, marking the most autobiographical collection of Rhett’s meteoric career. It is revealed through a series of deeply-personal twists and turns – but, this project isn’t about pining for glory days. It’s about knowing where you came from and who you really are, regardless of how much has changed. It’s about pushing forward, chasing crazy dreams raising a family, and staying true to yourself in the process.
“For me, ‘Center Point Road’ really symbolises what it was like to grow up in Hendersonville,” explained the star in a press release. “First dates, first football games, first heartbreak, first kisses, success and failures. I really feel like that road shaped who I am today, and it felt fitting because the record, for the most part, is pretty nostalgic. Songs like ‘Almost,’ “That Old Truck” and especially “Center Point Road,” really describe who I was as a kid and teenager, and who I’ve become as an adult.”