Lady Antebellum’s fourth studio album, Golden, hits stores and online digital retailers tomorrow (May 7th), and the band hope fans will relate to it as much as they do. “I think we chose the songs and wrote the songs we did, because we’ve either lived them or really related to them and there’s a lot of subject matter on this record too,” says Lady A’s Hillary Scott. “There’s songs on there that’ll make you think, there’s songs on there that’ll make you cry, there’s songs on there that make you wanna go out downtown with your friends. It’s just a very real human album, I mean, for lack of a better word. It’s all about just what you want to experience as a human being and love and the emotions and the fun memories you make and reflecting back on memories you’ve made.”

Check out Lady A’s performances Tuesday on ABC’s Good Morning America and the syndicated Ellen DeGeneres Show.

AUDIO: Lady Antebellum’s Hillary Scott says she hopes fans will related to the band’s new album, Golden,

Lady A (human album) OC: …you’ve made. :39
“I hope that they listen to this record and relate to it. I think we chose the songs and wrote the songs we did, because we’ve either lived them or really related to them and there’s a lot of subject matter on this record too. And there’s songs on there, that’ll make you think, there’s songs on [the album] that’ll make you cry, there’s songs on there that make you wanna go out downtown with your friends. It’s just a very real human album, I mean, for lack of a better word. It’s all about just what you want to experience as a human being and love and the emotions and the fun memories you make and reflecting back on memories you’ve made.”

LINER Lady A (Check out Golden, in stores this week)
“Hey everybody! Check out our latest album, Golden, in stores this week.”

LINER Lady A (Check out Golden, in stores now)
“Hey everybody! Check out our latest album, Golden, in stores now.”