After teasing a book containing a letter from his dad during an interview with Apple Music's Kelleigh Bannen earlier this year, Morgan Wallen has announced a limited-edition I'm The Problem CD zine in reference will be available to fans beginning December 19.
The zine is available to pre-order here. The limited edition, 100-page, glossy-cover zine includes interviews with Wallen - as well as producer Joey Moi, producer/songwriter Charlie Handsome, songwriter Blake Pendergrass and the heartfelt opening letter from Tommy Wallen - along with never-before-seen photos, lyrics from all 37 tracks and I'm The Problem on 2-Disc CD. Together, the perspectives offer an inside look at the making of Wallen's 12-week Billboard No. 1 album, I'm The Problem. As Wallen reflected on working with his collaborators in the book, he shared, "I don't really write songs unless Charlie [Handsome] is involved at this point in my career. Blake Pendergrass is another guy who's been added into the fold over the last couple years, and I think he is one of the best songwriters in Nashville. I feel fortunate to have those types of guys helping me with the process. Once you figure out what you're shooting for, you get in a rhythm of writing with those guys, and it really is fun."
I'm The Problem arrived May 16, 2025 via Big Loud/Mercury Records and spent 12 non-consecutive weeks atop the Billboard 200 albums chart and 13 non-consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Canadian Albums chart.
It became Wallen's third consecutive album to spend at least 10 weeks atop the Billboard 200 - making Wallen the first artist in history to achieve that feat.
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