Keith Urban's Yacht Rock Revival: Flow State

0:00It's April 29th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, where pop culture meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Keith Urban just drops him heat with his new album Flow State, packed mostly with smooth yacht rock covers from his younger days, plus one fresh. Original track featuring Michael McDonald. It's got vibes from classics, helmed by Urban and producer Dan Huff, with guests like John Mayer and Little Big Town jumping in. This project kicked off casually when Urban built a new studio in Nashville, and started jamming yacht rock tunes just for kicks, no plans to drop. Anything. But those sessions snowballed over four or five months into a full 11 track album. Urban calls it an unexpected evolution in his sound, shaped by years on the road and life lessons that taught him less is more when it comes to. Expression. He ties it back to music that hit him deep as a kid, making this a real personal throwback. Two cuts hit streaming this week. The original, we go back with McDonald, full of their guitar, magic, and harmonies, and

1:02a killer solo take on summer. Breeze, by Seals, and Crofts. Meanwhile, Urban got inducted into the musician's Hall of Fame in Nashville on April 28th, alongside Dalley Parton, George Thoroughgood, and even, his collaborators Huff and McDonald. Flow State drops everywhere. June 12th, so fire up those playlists for this yacht rock revival stray from a country legend finding his flow.