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Blake Shelton fell back in love with music, all thanks to Post Malone

Blake Shelton fell back in love with music, all thanks to Post Malone

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Blake Shelton is back with his first new album in nearly four years, For Recreational Use Only. The country star joins Tom Power to talk about retiring from the hit TV show The Voice after 23 seasons, feeling burned out, and being unsure about whether he would ever release a new record. Plus, Shelton shares how an unexpected collaboration with Post Malone helped him fall back in love with music.
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