One of the most influential figures in country, after emerging in the mid-1980’s with his stellar debut album, ‘Storms of Life’, Randy Travis went on to release countless iconic hits over the next 50 years, including ‘Three Wooden Crosses’ and ‘Forever and Ever, Amen’.

In 2013, Travis suffered a debilitating stroke, with the country legend being left with aphasia, which severely impacted his ability to speak and sing. However, in 2024, Travis’ voice was brought back through the inventive use of AI-generated vocals on ‘Where That Came From’. In 2026, Travis announced his first original body of work in 18 years, featuring original, non-AI recordings from across his career.