Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani have topped the nation charts twice collectively now, and each instances, their hits have been love songs.

However subsequent time round, they are going for subject material that is slightly bit darker.

The husband-and-wife couple are teaming up as soon as once more on Shelton’s newly-announced For Leisure Use Solely album, with a music known as “Hangin’ On” — and it will be their first-ever breakup duet.

Followers will be forgiven for questioning if that is a foul signal for his or her relationship, since Stefani and Shelton’s earlier love songs have been closely influenced by their real-life romance.

However in a current interview with Entry Hollywood, Shelton assures them that “Hangin’ On” does not imply there’s any hassle in paradise.

“It is actually no reflection of the place Gwen and I are in our relationship — I hope,” he jokes.

He goes on to say that he and Stefani determined to chop the observe just because “it is a bada– nation music.

“We wished to do it, you realize?” he provides. “It is a music that pushes us vocally, and we simply love the music. We’re to some extent in our lives the place we simply wanna do songs that we love, after which see what occurs, I suppose, later.”

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“Hangin’ On” is not out there for followers to hearken to but, however Shelton has been slowing rolling out the tracks on For Leisure Use Solely, together with a strong music known as “Let Him in Anyway.”

The tracklist additionally contains his present single “Texas,” in addition to a model of John Anderson‘s “Years” that includes Anderson himself.

The discharge date for For Leisure Use Solely is Could 9. It is his first album launch since he signed a brand new document take care of BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville.