
(TPR) Global Country music superstar, Keith Urban, has released his dreamy cover of the classic 1980 Robbie Dupree track, "Steal Away," out now. Transporting us to a carefree seaside retreat, Urban's "Steal Away" fully encapsulates and evokes the feeling of summertime nostalgia.
Featured on his upcoming yacht rock album, Flow State, out June 12th via MCA, the song is in good company alongside other timeless hits like "Baby Come Back," "Just the Two of Us," "Summer Breeze," and original song, "We Go Back" featuring the legendary Michael McDonald.
Flow State serves as an antidote to life's stresses as it creates an atmosphere for community gathering, deep exhales and optimism. In this album Urban revisits the breezy, laid-back sounds of classic yacht rock tunes for a reinvigorated collection of songs that will have us lathering up the sunscreen and blending drinks all summer long.
Featuring collaborations with musical icons Michael McDonald, Little Big Town and John Mayer, Flow State is the perfect soundtrack to summer. The album was produced by Urban and Dann Huff and recorded at Urban's "The Sound" studio in Nashville.
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