Josh Turner, a loyal member of traditional country music, continues to impress with his latest album, “This Country Music Thing.” More than two decades after his debut, Turner remains committed to his roots, with his deep, resonant bass voice and dedication to quality craftsmanship. While the music industry has seen many changes, Turner has stayed true to his style and is now enjoying a period of creative confidence.
Born in South Carolina and shaped by faith and country music, Turner first gained recognition with his 2001 Grand Ole Opry debut. His blend of classic country, gospel, and Appalachian influences quickly established him as a unique voice in the genre. Over his career, he has sold over 6 million albums, including the Platinum-certified “Long Black Train” and the 3X Platinum “Your Man,” and has accumulated five Number Ones and 15 RIAA certifications.
Turner’s new album features 11 tracks, three of which he wrote himself, including the title track, which he describes as a tribute to his career and mindset. The album blends modern sounds with traditional country elements, including driving rhythms and rich instrumental textures, all anchored by Turner’s commanding vocal performance.
