Nils Eldredge

US country superstar Brett Eldredge returns with his brand new album Sunday Drive. The new album is Produced by Daniel Tashian and Ian Fitchuk, the Grammy-winning duo behind Kacey Musgrave’s Golden Hour.

Emerging just as bro-country began its long fade in the mid-2010s, Brett Eldredge knew his way around a sunny good-time anthem, but as his career progressed, he gravitated toward his wheelhouse: a country crooner with a predilection for love songs. Eldredge's biggest hits arrived at the outset of his career, when he scored three back-to-back number one singles – "Don't Ya," "Beat of the Music," and "Mean to Me" – from his 2012 debut album, yet he remained a fixture in the Country Top Ten through the rest of the decade thanks to such romantic pop tunes as the 2016 ballad "Wanna Be That Song" and 2018's breezy "Love Someone."

"Brett Eldredge" is the eponymous fourth studio album by American country music artist Brett Eldredge. The album features Eldredge's Top 30 and climbing single "Somethin' I'm Good At", which already boasts over 10.2 million on-demand streams… It is Eldredge's highest-charting album.

"It's kind of crazy to see an album cover with just your name on it," Eldredge said. "I think that shows what I want to say with this album. Maybe it takes a little bit of guts to put out a self-titled album - but if it's 100% honestly you, then that should come across through the music. That's my name and I hope my fans love me for me. Hopefully they feel the connection of these songs and they help them through their everyday lives

2017 release from the country music artist. The album features Eldredge's Top 30 single "Somethin' I'm Good At," which already boasts over 10.2 million on-demand streams. He debuted the song on national television with his performance on the 52nd ACM Awards, and it quickly earned praise with Rolling Stone proclaiming "… it's as entertaining as it is unpredictable… " and Taste of Country declaring, "Brett Eldredge's single 'Somethin' I'm Good At' is a flat out, all-caps, country music JAM." "It's kind of crazy to see an album cover with just your name on it," Eldredge said. "I think that shows what I want to say with this album.

Emerging just as bro-country began its long fade in the mid-2010s, Brett Eldredge knew his way around an anthem, but as his career progressed, he gravitated toward his wheelhouse: a country crooner with a predilection for love songs. Eldredge's biggest hits arrived at the outset of his career, when he scored three back-to-back number one singles – "Don't Ya," "Beat of the Music," and "Mean to Me" – from his 2012 debut album, yet he remained a fixture in the Country Top Ten through the rest of the decade thanks to such romantic pop tunes as the 2016 ballad "Wanna Be That Song" and 2018's breezy "Love Someone." After steering toward the middle of the road with 2020's Sunday Drive, Eldredge returned to sunny, good-time music with 2022's Songs About You.

Recorded once again at Avatar Studios in New York, the critically acclaimed collection of holiday tunes gets an upgrade with five additional tracks and a brand new look. "I love Christmas music more than just about anything in the world," said Eldredge. "The (sleigh) ride Glow has taken me on has been so much fun, so now we've decided to make it deluxe!" Glow earned widespread praise from critics upon its initial release in 2016 with Entertainment Weekly calling it "a brassy romantic collection with bold big-band arrangements." People detailed Eldredge's "rich, pliant voice" and praised his version of "The First Noel," as "123 seconds of transcendent Christmas bliss that will make you wonder why the man even needs a band." Listeners agreed with the sentiment; Eldredge's duet of "Baby, It's Cold Outside" with Grammy-winner Meghan Trainor hit No. 1 on both the Adult Contemporary and Holiday Music charts.