Thomas Rhett – Angels

Often people hear the term angels and they think of a bunch of benevolent beings that are up in heaven. While this is true, there are also angels that come down from the skies to help people who are in need. These angels help people who are struggling with things that are difficult to deal with.

“Angels”

Earlier this week, country superstar Thomas Rhett performed “Angels” on the late-night talk show circuit. The song is a single off his latest album, Where We Started. It’s the first single to be released from the album and features a catchy melody and lyrics that seem to have been inspired by Thomas’s son. It’s also one of the 15 tracks on the new album.

The song also spawned several videos promoting the song, including a viral video with Thomas Rhett on the road. The video quickly racked up views and spawned a flurry of media coverage.

Thomas Rhett’s latest album, Where We Started, is out now. The album features collaborations with Katy Perry, Tyler Hubbard, and Riley Green. The album also includes a song with Reba McEntire, titled “Be A Light”.

Thomas Rhett and his wife Lauren welcomed their fourth child, Ada James Akins, into the family last year. They also adopted their oldest daughter, Willa Gray, from Uganda in early 2017. In February 2020, they welcomed a fifth child, Lennon Love, into the family.

“Church Boots”

Whether you love Thomas Rhett’s music or not, you’ll definitely find something to enjoy on his new album, Where We Started. The singer-songwriter recently revealed some of the details of his new album, which is slated to release April 1st. He also announced that he will be heading out on a headlining tour in the next few months. This tour will see him hitting 30+ cities.

His new album is full of star-studded collaborations with Katy Perry, Tyler Hubbard, and Russell Dickerson. The music on the album is all new, but there are plenty of elements that fans of Rhett’s music will appreciate. Some of these elements include the album’s title track, “Where We Started”, and its first single, “Slow Down Summer”.

There are several songs that make up Where We Started, including the album’s title track, “Where we started”. There’s a slower, eerie rhythm to the guitar and drums that evokes an emotional reaction. This song also highlights the importance of community and tradition.

“Give It Away”

Despite its oh so cheesy name, Give It Away is a mid tempo ballad that is actually quite fun to listen to. It’s the type of song you would hear while driving your car. It’s also a good song to listen to in the shower. The lyrics are pretty self explanatory and the singing is awe inspiring. The production is on par with the best in the industry. This song is a must listen if you’re looking to get your money’s worth. I’m sure you can find a better deal on this song on iTunes. It’s definitely worth the download. It’s definitely one of my favorite songs of the year. I’m sure I’ll be seeing this one again in the near future. I’m hoping for a full length album soon. Hopefully, I’ll get to hear it live too. Until then, check out my reviews. I’m currently a music writer by day, and a country music enthusiast by night.

“Die a Happy Man”

Whether you’ve had a love affair with Thomas Rhett’s music or not, “Die a Happy Man” is still one of the biggest hits of the 21st century. It has a smooth, relaxed feel, and the lyrics haven’t changed. If you like the song, check out this cover by Nelly. It replaces Thomas Rhett’s quiet electric guitar strums with a looping piano riff. Nelly’s version stays true to the original lyrics, and punctuates the drum break with exclamations.

The song was originally released on Thomas Rhett’s sophomore album, Tangled Up. It was produced by Dan Huff and Jesse Frasure. The song became a hit in Canada, and was certified Platinum in the United States. It also received an ACM Award nomination for Single Record of the Year.

“Die a Happy Man” is a personal song about Thomas Rhett’s relationship with his wife. He writes about how his wife is his “happy place.” It’s a sweet song about love.