Well David Nail is definitely scoring the husband points this Valentine's Day. Not only did he cut his current single, "Whatever She's Got," for his wife Catherine, he also says his forthcoming album has a lot to do with her as well.
“There’s so many moments on this record that make me think about the last four years that I’ve been married, and 'I’m a Fire' just sums it all up,” says Nail. "It [the title track] says, ‘I’ve walked through flames, come out on the other end, and the foremost reason is because of you.’”
"Whatever She's Got" has already reached gold certification for sales exceeding 500,000 copies sold, and it is well on its way to becoming a No. 1 hit for the singer-songwriter who penned several of the new tunes on I'm A Fire.
Other notable names sprinkled throughout the album include the likes of Brandy Clark, Shane McAnally, Scooter Carusoe, Jay Knowles, Lee Thomas Miller, Neil Thrasher, Jaren Johnston, Tom Douglas and Brett Eldredge.
But the songwriters on I’m A Fire isn't the only star factor to the album. The project includes Little Big Town's harmonies on track "When They’re Gone (Lyle County)” and a cover of Glen Campbell’s “Galveston,” which Nail turns into a duet with Lee Ann Womack.
Look for I'm A Fire to hit stores on March 4.
Click The album cover below to see the entire tracklist for I'm A Fire.
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