Clint Black has announced that he has signed a new record deal with Thirty Tigers and is working on his first record in nearly a decade.
"Thirty Tigers has an independent spirit," Black says in a statement. "They believe in allowing artists the creative freedom to create music we can all be passionate about. What's more, I value and appreciate that their focus lies squarely where it belongs — on the music."
"Thirty Tigers is a place that values not only great songwriters but great performers," adds David Macias, president of Thirty Tigers. "Clint is one of the format's best at both. I could not be more excited about this new album — it's long overdue — and for Thirty Tigers to get the chance to work with an artist of Clint's caliber, whose music I've loved for so long, is truly an honor."
Black last released The Long Cool EP in 2008. There is no official release date for his new record.
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