Indeed, 'Where I've Been' is a wildly reverent country album, with songs touching on themes of travel, drinking, and love, all while incorporating elements like whistling wind, pedal steel, and acoustic guitar.
Every song on the album is anchored by the acoustic guitar, showcasing a blend of R&B-style loops and major-chord strums that give each track a unique musical identity.
The album successfully integrates hip-hop elements into its country sound, with tracks like 'East of the Massanutten' alluding to historical figures while exploring themes of growth and seeking a better future.
'My Fault,' a duet with Noah Cyrus, explores the theme of seeking stability by breaking away from toxic patterns, contrasting with traditional notions of relationship reconciliation.
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