"Since his debut in 2009, David Nail has made a career of singing songs that few artists dare touch in contemporary country music: sad songs. He has had hits with singles about cheating (Let It Rain), breakups (Red Light) and failed dreams (Turning Home) and he has owned every one, singing as if from personal experience. Now, David has taken a refreshed mindset and used it to shape his trail-blazing third album. If 2009's I'm About to Come Alive was a snapshot of David grasping for the stars and The Sound of a Million Dreams captured him struggling with success, then this new album, I'm a Fire, reflects an artist in control of his craft, a man fulfilled.  It's very much a guitar record with, naturally for David, an emphasis on vocals. The ACM Award-nominated singer's voice is without peer. Like much of I'm a Fire, produced by David's faithful collaborator Frank Liddell, the inclusion of Glen Cambell's "Galveston" was born out of spontaneity. "It was very spur of the moment," David says. "While it was important to me to pay respect to the song, I wanted to do it how I would do it." "There's so many moments on this record that make me think about the last four years that I've been married, and the track "I'm a Fire" just sums it all up," David says. "It says, "I've walked through flames, come out on the other end, and the foremost reason is because of you."