April 8, 2022
JASON ALDEAN CELEBRATES 26TH CAREER NO. ONE SINGLE WITH “IF I DIDN’T LOVE YOU”
Jason Aldean celebrated his 26th career No. One single “If I Didn’t Love you” with Carrie Underwood yesterday, April 7th. The ACM “Single of the Year” and iHeart “Country Song of the Year” was praised for its multi-week run at Country radio while earning PLATINUM status from the RIAA and a Grammy nomination. Aldean and Underwood were joined by “If I Didn’t Love You” songwriters Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy, John Morgan, and Lydia Vaughan.
“From the minute I first heard the demo of this song I knew I had to cut it, and a couple of weeks later Carrie was putting her vocal on it,” said Aldean. “We thought it was going to be good, but it ended up being really special. Big thank you to the writers, Carrie, Country radio, my team and everyone in this room who leaned in on this song – I’m really proud of it.”
“In this case, the old cliche ‘it all starts with a song’ is exactly how it happened,” added Underwood. “The stars lined up so quickly to make this happen, it was all meant to be. Thanks to everyone who helped give this song the light it deserves, it’s been really fun to be part of it.”
