Jordan Davis

It was a big one.

It was a big one.

How was that experience for you? It was tough because I mean, that's nail on the head right there. You have a lot of time to write. I had almost six years to write songs for that first album and about a year and a half for the second. I feel like it made me a better writer. You get busy on the road, so when you come home, you've got to have your rights figured out. You got to go in with an idea.

How was that experience for you? It was tough because I mean, that's nail on the head right there. You have a lot of time to write. I had almost six years to write songs for that first album and about a year and a half for the second. I feel like it made me a better writer. You get busy on the road, so when you come home, you've got to have your rights figured out. You got to go in with an idea.

You got to have a better idea of what you want to do for the record in general, for the whole album. I think what made it easier for me is I knew the tent poles I wanted to hit. When I got that song, I left it. I didn't try to go back and beat it. I just trusted that that was it. We checked that box and we were going on to the next track list.

You got to have a better idea of what you want to do for the record in general, for the whole album. I think what made it easier for me is I knew the tent poles I wanted to hit. When I got that song, I left it. I didn't try to go back and beat it. I just trusted that that was it. We checked that box and we were going on to the next track list.

I think it made me write more effective and it really honed in on the writers that I enjoy writing with and guys that I could come in and spit out an idea to and we could kind of get to it sooner than taking a week to finish the song like we've done before.

I think it made me write more effective and it really honed in on the writers that I enjoy writing with and guys that I could come in and spit out an idea to and we could kind of get to it sooner than taking a week to finish the song like we've done before.

I love to talk to people, man, and I feel like people talk in song lyrics, you know, and I think that the fun in songwriting is being in the moment. When somebody says something, I'm verbal with it. I'm like, oh man, that'd be a killer idea for a song. I literally write it down in my phone right then. That really is a lot of where my song ideas come from.

I love to talk to people, man, and I feel like people talk in song lyrics, you know, and I think that the fun in songwriting is being in the moment. When somebody says something, I'm verbal with it. I'm like, oh man, that'd be a killer idea for a song. I literally write it down in my phone right then. That really is a lot of where my song ideas come from.

I feel like it also helps me become a better human being, just talking to people and getting to know them. We spend a lot of time on the road and it's you know walk into a coffee shop and order a cup of coffee and ask the barista how she's doing you know and um who knows three minutes later you might have a song idea out of it

I feel like it also helps me become a better human being, just talking to people and getting to know them. We spend a lot of time on the road and it's you know walk into a coffee shop and order a cup of coffee and ask the barista how she's doing you know and um who knows three minutes later you might have a song idea out of it

My producer, Paul DiGiovanni, is one that I've been writing with going back to 2013 when we had our first co-write together. My brother is another one that I usually have at least to write with a month. Josh and Matt Jenkins are two guys that I've been writing with going back to 2013. Travis Wood, Steve Mochler, guys that I feel like I can just

My producer, Paul DiGiovanni, is one that I've been writing with going back to 2013 when we had our first co-write together. My brother is another one that I usually have at least to write with a month. Josh and Matt Jenkins are two guys that I've been writing with going back to 2013. Travis Wood, Steve Mochler, guys that I feel like I can just

not come in and be vulnerable with, be honest, be real. It doesn't even have to be that kind of song. Obviously, I've written some pretty heavy songs with some of those writers, but it's still fun to come in with just a fun idea and be like, guys, I need this for the album. Um, they're versatile and they can kind of do it.

not come in and be vulnerable with, be honest, be real. It doesn't even have to be that kind of song. Obviously, I've written some pretty heavy songs with some of those writers, but it's still fun to come in with just a fun idea and be like, guys, I need this for the album. Um, they're versatile and they can kind of do it.

So, uh, those are ones right now that I've been really writing a lot with here recently.

So, uh, those are ones right now that I've been really writing a lot with here recently.

You got a big show. You know, there's nothing better than touring and playing shows. Things at home have changed a lot. So, you know, I got three kids. I got another baby coming in June. You know, so you always obviously miss them. But I don't know what else I would be doing. And what's crazy is I moved to Nashville to just be a songwriter.

You got a big show. You know, there's nothing better than touring and playing shows. Things at home have changed a lot. So, you know, I got three kids. I got another baby coming in June. You know, so you always obviously miss them. But I don't know what else I would be doing. And what's crazy is I moved to Nashville to just be a songwriter.