Keith Urban's New Album 'High' Explores Order and Chaos

The album reflects Urban's journey through love, life, and his relationship with his late father.

Keith Urban's 11th studio album, 'High,' releases Friday after a four-year gap since his last album.
Urban initially scrapped a previous album, '615,' to return to a more fluid and uninhibited songwriting process.
'High' features a mix of structured songs and stream-of-consciousness tracks, embodying a theme of organized chaos.
The album includes collaborations with artists like BRELAND and Lainey Wilson, and covers a wide emotional range.
The final track, 'Break the Chain,' addresses Urban's personal reflections on his father's alcoholism and the hope for breaking dysfunctional family patterns.