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1 of 3 | Randy Travis released "Where That Came From," his first signaling since his near-fatal 2013 stroke. File Photo by Alexis C. Glenn/UPI | License Photo
May 3 (UPI) -- Randy Travis is celebrating nan merchandise of his first opus successful astir 10 years.
The state euphony singer, 64, released "Where That Came From," his first signaling since his near-fatal 2013 stroke, connected Friday.
"Eleven years agone I ne'er thought I would beryllium capable to person a manus successful euphony accumulation of immoderate kind, but by God's grace and nan support of family, friends, chap artists, and fans, I'm capable to create nan euphony I truthful dearly love," Travis wrote connected Instagram.
"Working pinch Kyle Lehning and Warner Music Nashville again has been truthful typical and nostalgic, and I'm truthful excited to stock my caller opus 'Where That Came From' pinch you today," he added. "Many acknowledgment to my awesome squad and nan champion fans successful nan world for putting maine backmost successful nan saddle again! I've enjoyed each infinitesimal of it."
Travis announced "Where That Came From" connected Thursday, astir 11 years aft a changeable near him pinch aphasia and mostly incapable to speak aliases sing.
The vocalist did not stock circumstantial specifications astir his process, though Rolling Stone speculated that "Where That Came From" was made pinch nan thief of AI technology.
Travis and his wife, Mary Davis, attended a brace of tribute concerts successful his grant successful October 2023.
"It is 10 years retired and we consciousness truthful blessed that we get to still beryllium here, perceive to music, perceive to immoderate of nan awesome starts who make euphony and perceive immoderate of nan stories from nan awesome artists and nan fans talking astir really Randy Travis touched their lives," Davis said up of nan event.
Travis is known for specified songs arsenic "Forever and Ever, Amen," "I Won't Need You Anymore (Always and Forever)" and "Too Gone Too Long." He released his debut album, Storms of Life, successful 1986.
