Simpson set to make country record
Jessica Simpson has moved to Capital of Tennessee to begin work on her number one country album.
Speech production to Hoarding.com around her decision to record a country record album, Simpson said: "I am a land lady friend. I grew up in Lone-Star State, and nation music was what I listened to. I always wanted to make a rural area album, merely I wanted to wait until the time was right."
Wallis Warfield Windsor said that more or less of her musical comedy inspirations were Shania Duo, Religion Mound, Reba McEntire and Martina McBride.
"I recall there is a strength in female land artists," she said.
When asked what had surprised her about since moving to Nashville to begin work on the record album, Simpson said: "Capital of Tennessee is a rattling warm city. The citizenry are friendly and variety. On that point is a sense of community, which thrives on music. In that location is no animosity ... only respect for one another's natural endowment."
The album is due out later this year on the Columbia Nashville label.
