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Heart & Soul, and celebrated big during his iHeartCountry Album Release Party. During the virtual show, hosted by Bobby Bones, Church performed several songs from his new project, including "Jenny," "Heart On Fire," "Hell Of A View" and "Through My Ray-Bans." The country star also listened along to some more songs from the album, with several lucky fans joining him via Zoom, including "Stick That In Your Country Song," "Never Break Heart," "Crazyland," "Russian Roulette," "Kiss Her Goodbye," "Lynyrd Skynyrd Jones," "Break It Kind of Guy" and "Bad Mother Trucker." Church also opened up about t...

  While I haven’t had a chance to listen to every single track just yet, my early impression is that it’s more prime music from Church. Everyone who listens to Eric Church knows he’s not your everyday traditional country singer. He’s got a serious edge to him, and he embraces it.     In many ways, he’s a throwback to the rebels of country music from back in the day. “Soul” is a great reminder of that fact. “Lynyrd Skynyrd Jones,” “Bad Mother Trucker,” “Break It Kind of Guy” and “Rock & Roll Found Me” are all outstanding songs, and I’m sure I’ll love them t...

In the clip, Church explains that he was watching Rocketman with his wife one night, and one of the scenes in the movie gave him the idea for his song "Rock & Roll Found Me" from Soul. He recalled: "This whole project, I got to a place, creatively, that I had never been to before. I would define it as, not stable, but somebody like my wife who was a former publisher that worked with songwriters, she loved it because you get to see what's coming in, but it was almost like a manic ... So if you get up in the morning and write a song, and then you record that song that night, then that day's d...

Heart & Soul album, but in many ways, it's the signature song from the new triple album. The tender acoustic ballad from Soul isn't the best song of the 24, nor is it the most original. Church and his songwriting team are rarely straightforward on this dynamic collection of love, love lost and freedom songs — but here, the entire vocal arrangement works to contrast his more angsty, melancholy lashings with the refreshing buoyancy he sprinkles throughout the trilogy. A Church-ian song structure allows a personal idea to build into a dark, electric storm at the bridge. Nine heavy guitar ch...