Post Malone sparks renewed creative enthusiasm within Blake Shelton
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Here's the lowdown on Blake Shelton's motivations for dusting off the old mic and delivering a fresh album to his fans. After dropping For Recreational Use Only on May 9, the country crooner made a delightful appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Monday, May 12.
During his visit, Shelton treated the audience to a live performance of his smash hit single, Texas, the lead track from For Recreational Use Only, his first full-length studio album in seven years.
Before diving into Texas from his 12-track compilation, the Voice judge confessed to finding a spark of inspiration courtesy of Post Malone. "Post Malone lit a fire under me," Shelton explained, referencing their ditty Pour Me a Drink. "I'd been away from the studio for four years... Hanging out with him, you can't help but have a good time. He's just so lively."
"I was thinking, 'What am I doing? I need to make a record.' Post Malone got me all fired up again," noted the Austin hitmaker, highlighting the impact the 29-year-old rapper had on him.
While it's no secret that his better half, Gwen Stefani, joined him in the studio for For Recreational Use Only, it's unclear from the data available if Post Malone's influence extended beyond their duet. It appears that Shelton's decision to return to the studio was more a rotation on his musical journey and the start of a new chapter in his career.
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Blake Shelton's inspiration for his recent album, as shared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, was kindled by Post Malone, who ignited a spark that led to Shelton's return to the studio after four years.
Spurred by Post Malone's energy and presence, Blake Shelton decided to create new music for the world entertainment scene, including fans of country, pop, and music enthusiasts everywhere, us included.
