David Nail’s new album, I’m a Fire, is available this week, and the Missouri native says his new project has been a labor of love and renewal, along with perfect timing.
“I think right now I’m just in a very pleasant place. I think for whatever reason in the past, I’ve always just kind of been either really down or really up and can never really find any consistency. I’m lucky that I have a lovely wife who is an amazing person who was patient with me through the journey of kind of trying to figure things out, and the record, I think, is a result of that. Everything was just perfect timing,” says David. “So everything just kind of meshed really well, and I think that being in this new place kind of allowed me to entertain recording songs and being drawn to songs that otherwise in the past I would have never entertained.”
David has started hitting the airwaves with his latest single, “Kiss You Tonight,” which is the follow-up to his No. 1 platinum-selling smash, “Whatever She’s Got.”
Make sure to catch David on NBC’s The Today Show and CBS’ Late Show With David Letterman on Wednesday (March 5th).
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“I think right now I’m just in a very pleasant place. I think for whatever reason in the past, I’ve always just kind of been either really down or really up and can never really find any consistency. I’m lucky that I have a lovely wife who is an amazing person who was patient with me through the journey of kind of trying to figure things out, and the record, I think, is a result of that. Everything was just perfect timing. We had worked really hard last year and a few of my guys had their first child. And so I just felt like it was good for everybody to kind of take some time off and kind of learn how to be a husband again and it kind of coincided with, ‘Hey! You need to go make a record.’ So everything just kind of meshed really well, and I think that being in this new place kind of allowed me to entertain recording songs and being drawn to songs that otherwise in the past I would have never entertained.”
