Trisha Yearwood's New Chapter Will Be 'Different' Than Rest Of Her Career

Less than a month away from Trisha Yearwood’s new album release, the beloved icon said the record is “different from all the others” in her career.

This time, Yearwood co-wrote every song that appears on the 15-track album. It’s an effort the award-winning artist said “22-year-old me would have never thought possible, but here we are.” So far, she’s released “Bringing The Angels,” “The Wall Or The Way Over,” and “Girls Night In” from The Mirror.

“This album is different from all the others in that I co-wrote every single song on this record. I’ve never done that before in my whole life,” Yearwood said. “’The Song Remembers When’ is me. ‘Walkaway Joe’ is me. ‘She’s In Love With The Boy’ is me. I made those songs mine when I recorded them, and I feel that I have lived those songs. But being a co-writer on these songs and coming in with, ‘hey, I wanna say this today,’ I think adds a layer that most people haven’t seen from me. So, I think that’s why I’m so excited about this record, is because it’s different in that way. I’m hoping it’s a side that people see and go, ‘oh yeah, I get that…’ That they just get to see a little different side, another layer.”

Erin Enderlin and Sunny Sweeney joined Yearwood to co-write The Mirror, among others, and joined her on tour this spring. Yearwood confirmed earlier this year that this is her “first fully co-written and co-produced album,” she said. “This is a new chapter for me and one I cannot wait to share with you… I am so proud of this record and hope you love it as much as I loved creating it.”

The Mirror will release on July 18.