For Jordan Davis<\/a>, trying to balance four kids at home, a busy tour schedule and constantly writing new songs is no easy feat and naturally, that chaotic lifestyle has resulted in him learning his fair share of lessons. Davis tapped into that push and pull between chasing the dream and being present with his family to shape his new album, Learn the Hard Way<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n Fans heard Davis pour his heart into his last project, Bluebird Days<\/em>, and this time around, the singer-songwriter says his focus was a bit different. On his past collection, he unleashed a slew of very personal stories, whereas on this release, he wanted to have a bit more fun while still giving fans a raw look into his reality.<\/p>\n \u201cThis was like, \u2018man, I want to have fun writing. I want to have fun in the studio, and I want to have fun playing these songs that end up on this album.\u2019 And I definitely feel like we did that from a sound standpoint,\u201d Davis recently told Country Now <\/em>and other outlets. \u201cEven now looking at songs and where they\u2019re going in the set list, I\u2019m excited to play those. Not that I\u2019m not excited to play any of the other ones, but they\u2019re fun songs.\u201d<\/p>\n His second main goal for Learn The Hard Way<\/em> was to \u201ctake some risks, push boundaries, do something that we haven\u2019t done, even if that means it doesn\u2019t work out.\u201d<\/p>\n Davis pointed out that one of his biggest fears when putting out new projects is that listeners will feel like the songs sound no different than his previous work. In order to avoid that repetition, he carefully built out these tracks with the intention of offering something fresh and more diverse than what appeared on his previous albums.<\/p>\n\u201cTake Some Risks, Push Boundries\u201d<\/h2>\n
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