Land

Tyler Hubbard released 'Land' as a reflective solo statement about identity and belonging, leaning into the Americana-tinged side of his post-FGL artistry.

Despite its measured 104 BPM, the song's wide dynamic range — nearly 0.31 between median and peak RMS — gives the chorus a dramatic lift that sounds bigger than its tempo suggests.

Hubbard has spoken about how his solo catalog intentionally explores themes of land, legacy, and Southern roots that he felt were underrepresented in his Florida Georgia Line years.