It was a decade since Emily Ann Roberts completed The voice Season 9 as a runner-up, but he was near his former coach, Blake Shelton – And now he opened for him to go around.
“Blake is completely unbelievable from going,” Roberts, 26, exclusively said Week of the US Ahead while discussing “giving up living,” his new single. “I won’t forget when I got out The voiceHe called me, saying, ‘So-and-so want to see you, and I get this buddy who wants to work with you.’ He will call me out of the blue and make connections and check me. She just became a good teacher. “
Shelton, 48, Roberts was invited to open for him last year, and now he returned to the road with him as an opening his Friends and heroes Tour.
“It’s a big way he supports me is to give me a chance to go out of the way with him and share my music with his fans,” he said. “Ug kana usa ka butang nga dili nimo ibutang ang tag sa presyo – ang oportunidad nga magtindog sa atubangan sa usa ka mamiminaw nga ang gidak-on sa ilang musika mao ra ang bililhon. Apan aron makatindog usab sa atubangan sa balay samtang siya nagdula matag gabii ug magkat-on gikan kaniya mas maayo kaysa sa bisan unsang kolehiyo o pagbansay nga mahimo nimo, tungod kay nahimo na nimo kini sa daghang mga tuig kaysa ako nahimo nga maayo, ug gibuhat kini pag-ayo. “
Roberts played and singing music because he was a teenager – he was still in high school when He appeared The voice – But he still cools everything he can come from Shelton as they share a bill.
“The biggest thing I learned from opening with him is to see how he conversations on all parts of the stage on the stage,” he said to the stage, “he told him us. “Some stars do that. They feel less stable, and Blake is the kind of person who makes you feel friends from the minute. And that’s really special to learn from someone like that.”
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Between concert dates, Roberts are in the studio working on new music, including his new single, “a Roberts in a Roberts in a Roberts in the Punny Caption,” Out of Punny Caption, “
“When I went on the way, I was going to have a fool, and I got back to Nashville and I wrote with my friend, Shane Minor“He remembered.” I was so tired of writing the session, and I told him, ‘I heard all the songs about men who worked, and I didn’t have enough music and singing the song towards women who work And all responsibilities fall on your shoulders as a working woman. ‘”
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Roberts started to assume “a cool way to say I’m working on my tail,” and his mother’s mom’s picture is remembered.
“I put it to shane, and he loved it,” he said. “And this song went out actually because it was better than where I was in life now and with all the things I had to follow Sununt. I hope other women are more likely to be in the hustle and struggle to work.”
The song follows Grand Tradition of ’90s classics like Deanana Carter‘s “Do I tear my legs for it?” and Shania TwainThe “S” honey, I’m at home, “Roberts said through the design.
“That kind of music I’ve been rich in that makes me fall in love To country music From the beginning, “he explained.” The way women say it is like this and they don’t always try it well or make it good, but it’s real life. And if I write, I always care for that because that makes me fall in love with this genre in the first place. People say that my sound is a little bit more greater to give up, and I try to put myself fresh wasting. “
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Roberts worked in follow-up with his 2023 debut album, Cannot hide the countryAnd he was eager to hear the fans what was next (even if he couldn’t share any specific release date).
“I work with my little fanny to get another record done and done,” he told us. “I feel my first record, Cannot hide the countryThis is an introduction. If you met with someone for the first time, you put your best foot ahead, and you might not get that deep or that personally because you met it. But now, with the second record, I’m like, ‘Ok, people know who I am. I introduce myself, let’s go to business. ‘I felt that the rules weren’t on the table and I could be deeper and personally in my writing song and my talking and what I wanted to say. “
The “digging a living” is not now.
