(UMG Nashville) Jordan Davis has earned his fifth career No. 1 single with his co-penned hit, "What My World Spins Around" this week on the Billboard and MediaBase Country Airplay charts.
"Huge thanks to my friends at country radio and [the MCA] promo team for believing in this song," Davis shared with Billboard. "When Ryan, Matt and I wrote this song, there was always that little feeling in the back of my mind that this one might be special. Pumped that it's connected the way it has."
Written by Davis, Ryan Hurd and Matt Dragstrem, "What My World Spins Around" first premiered on the Today Show and was featured on the ACM Honors broadcast. "What My World Spins" around follows Davis' 2x Platinum, multi-week No. 1 "Buy Dirt," which he co-wrote along with his brother, Jacob Davis, and brothers Matt and Josh Jenkins; the same writing team behind Davis' brand-new song "No Time Soon," out this Friday, Jan. 20.
In addition to "No Time Soon," "What My World Spins Around," and "Buy Dirt," Davis' upcoming full-length album Bluebird Days will be released February 17th and features several recently released tracks including fan-favorites, "Next Thing You Know," "Midnight Crisis" featuring Danielle Bradbery, "Part of It," and more.
Jordan Davis Earns Multi-Week No. 1 With 'Next Thing You Know'
Jordan Davis Premieres 'Next Thing You Know' Video
Jordan Davis Announces Damn Good Time Tour
Jordan Davis Takes 'What My World Spins Around' To No 1
Caught In The Act: KISS Farewell at the Allstate Arena
Holiday Gift Guide: Concert Tickets
Everclear - Live at The Whisky a Go Go
Holiday Gift Guide: Rock Reads Edition - AC/DC, Alice Cooper, Grateful Dead, Beatles, More
Rush Legend Geddy Lee Releases 'The Lost Demos'
Paul McCartney & Wings Expand 'Band on the Run' For 50th Anniversary
Powerwolf Cover Ozzy Osbourne Classic For His 75th Birthday
Albert Bouchard Announces Imaginos Graphic Novel Trilogy
Architects 'Seeing Red' With New Video
Radiohead's Philip Selway Rocks NPR's Tiny Desk
Hopeless Records Kicking Off 30th Anniversary Celebrations
Stephen Wilson Jr. Unplugs For 'Year To Be Young (1994)'