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In a recent interview, Keith Urban opened up about his latest album, which he describes as “accidental yacht rock.” The singer admitted that there was no specific strategy or plan in mind when creating the album, but rather it was a result of experimenting with different sounds and styles. Urban explained that he was inspired by the smooth, laid-back sounds of the 1970s yacht rock genre, which features elements of soft rock, jazz, and soul. He decided to incorporate these influences into his music, creating a sound that was a departure from his usual country-pop style. The Australian singer-songwriter admitted that he was initially unsure about how his fans would react to the new sound, but ultimately decided to follow his instincts and create music that he enjoyed. The result is an album that Urban describes as “a bit of a departure” from his previous work, but one that he is proud of. Overall, Urban sees his accidental foray into yacht rock as a positive experience, allowing him to explore different musical avenues and challenge himself as an artist. He hopes that his fans will appreciate the new sound and open themselves up to a different side of his music. While there may not have been a deliberate strategy in creating his yacht rock album, Keith Urban still managed to create a unique and compelling piece of work that showcases his versatility as a musician.

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