Thomas Rhett's upcoming album 'About a Woman' features a series of love songs dedicated to his wife, Lauren, showcasing his deep affection and nostalgia for their relationship. Tracks like 'Church' cleverly reference Eric Church's music while reminiscing about their romantic memories, while 'Can't Love You Anymore' flips the heartache trope to emphasize unwavering love. The album opens with 'Fool', encapsulating the euphoric feelings of being in love, and is produced with a pop-infused sound reminiscent of his earlier works. Rhett describes the album's cohesive theme as moments shared in his relationship, aiming for a listening experience that feels complete within a thirty-minute span. He acknowledges the challenge of selecting songs, ultimately deciding on 14 tracks to create a polished project. The lead single 'Beautiful As You' has already topped the UK Country Radio Airplay Chart, further solidifying Rhett's ability to blend sincere lyrics with catchy melodies.