Brian Kelley, one half of the former country duo Florida Georgia Line, is opening up about his relationship with Tyler Hubbard, the closure of their Nashville bar FGL House, and his recent solo album Tennessee Truth. Kelley, who released two solo albums, expressed support for Hubbard’s solo career while acknowledging the sadness over the closing of FGL House.
In a recent interview with Billboard News, Kelley spoke about finding his groove as a solo artist and the creative process behind Tennessee Truth. He emphasized the importance of authenticity in songwriting and collaborating with both familiar and new songwriters for the album. Kelley sees Tennessee Truth as his true debut solo album, reflecting his current lifestyle and musical style.
The album features songs like “Barefeet or Boots” that showcase Kelley’s unique sound and embody his personal experiences. Despite the changes in his life since his previous solo album, Sunshine State of Mind, Kelley feels that both records are authentic expressions of his artistry. He described Tennessee Truth as a bold statement of the music he loves and is proud of its sonic qualities.
Kelley’s success as a solo artist and his support for Hubbard’s career demonstrate a positive outlook on their future paths in the music industry. As Kelley continues to pursue his dreams in the solo world, he remains grateful for the opportunities to create music that resonates with his true self.
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