Look: Chris Stapleton announces 'Higher' album, releases 'White Horse' song

Annie Martin
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Chris Stapleton announced his fifth studio album, "Higher," and released a first song, "White Horse." File Photo by Ian Halperin/UPI
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July 21 (UPI) -- Chris Stapleton will release a new album in November.

The 45-year-old country music singer announced his fifth studio album, Higher, on Friday.

Stapleton also released a first song from the album, "White Horse."

"New album Higher out Nov 10," he wrote on Instagram.

Higher also features the tracks "What Am I Gonna Do," "South Dakota," "Trust," "It Takes a Woman," "The Fire," "Think I'm in Love with You," "Loving You on My Mind," "Higher," "The Bottom," "The Day I Die," "Crosswind," "Weight of Your World" and "Mountains of My Mind."

Chris Stapleton performs at Super Bowl LVII in February. File Photo by John Angelillo/UPI
Chris Stapleton performs at Super Bowl LVII in February. File Photo by John Angelillo/UPI

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Chris Stapleton (R) and Morgane Stapleton attend the Grammy Awards in 2019. File Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI

Higher will mark Stapleton's first album since Starting Over, released in 2020.

Stapleton is in the midst of his All American Road Show tour, which originally kicked off in 2017. The singer will next perform Saturday in Cullman, Ala.