Eric Church says he’s recording a new album in isolation in the mountains of North Carolina: “It was like ‘The Shining’”
AFF-USA/Shutterstock. The singer-songwriter sat for a Q&A with radio personality Lon Helton during Country Radio Seminar in Nashville on Thursday, during which he shared the status of his next album.
“I felt like it was time to do something nuts,” he said, describing how he holed up in a restaurant converted into a studio in Banner Elk, North Carolina, with a specific plan of attack in mind. “The goal was to write and record 28 songs in 28 days. I’d write a song in the morning, we’d cut it that night. We removed all the barriers. Chase that as hard as you can, move on. For me, it’s as far out there as I have gotten.
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