Simpson set to make country record
Jessica Simpson has moved to Capital of Tennessee to begin work on her first base body politic album.
Oral presentation to Billboard.com about her decision to book a state album, Mrs. Simpson said: "I am a land fille. I grew up in TX, and state music was what I listened to. I invariably wanted to create a area album, but I wanted to wait until the time was flop."
Wallis Warfield Simpson said that approximately of her musical inspirations were Shania Yoke, Organized religion Hill, Reba McEntire and Martina McBride.
"I think there is a forte in female country artists," she said.
When asked what had surprised her well-nigh since moving to Capital of Tennessee to start work on the album, Sir James Young Simpson said: "Nashville is a very warm metropolis. The people ar friendly and kind. In that location is a sense of community, which thrives on euphony. There is no bad blood ... only respect for one another's talent."
The album is due out subsequently this yr on the Columbia Capital of Tennessee label.
Jascha Heifetz - piano
