Jennifer Nettles will release the deluxe edition of her album, That Girl, to all streaming partners and iTunes on Tuesday (August 12th). The deluxe version was originally a Target exclusive, and it’s being released to other retailers next week.

When it was first released, Jennifer said she hoped fans would hear the album and discover she’s a better songwriter and singer than they had thought. “I feel like the work that I’ve done with Sugarland I’m super proud of it and yet there are things that I wanted to prove to myself and to my fans and that I still want to,” she says. “So I hope that they listen to that and they get to hear a side of me that they hadn’t before and it makes them like what I do as a performer that much more.”

That Girl DELUXE Track List:

1. Falling 
2. Me Without You 
3. Moneyball 
4. That Girl 
5. This Angel 
6. Jealousy 
7. This One’s For You 
8. Know You Wanna Know 
9. Thank You 
10. Good Time To Cry 
11. Like A Rock 
12. His Hands (Target Exclusive) 
13. Every Little Thing (Target Exclusive)

Jennifer is set to perform some of these songs, plus many others when she hits the stage Friday night (August 8th) in Cohasset, Massachusetts and Selbyville, Delaware on Saturday (August 9th).

Jennifer Nettles (what she hopes fans take away) OC: …this record. 1:21
“I hope that fans hear this album and from an ego perspective for me, from an artist also perspective I hope that they listen to it and go ‘Wow she’s a way better songwriter and a better singer than I would’ve ever thought!’ I feel like the work that I’ve done with Sugarland I’m super proud of it and yet there are things that I wanted to prove to myself and to my fans and that I still want to. So I hope that they listen to that and they get to hear a side of me that they hadn’t before and it makes them like what I do as a performer that much more. I hope too that they listen to it and they hear the rawness of that emotion and they hear the humanness of that storytelling and that they connect with themselves and either remember something that they’ve been through that makes them feel empowered to have survived it, or that they allow themselves to connect with a vulnerable place for something that they might be experiencing now that they want strength to move through. Or that they are able to connect with a part of themselves that maybe they don’t like so much but they want to have fun with, and that they want to accept and say ‘Okay yeah we’re all human’ and sometimes you just got to laugh it off and go ‘I’m not perfect’ you know, and I think there are moments of all of that on this record.”