Keith Urban – High – Target Exclusive Compact Disc

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Keith Urban – High – Target Exclusive Compact Disc

High is Keith Urban’s 2024 studio album, a twelve-song collection built around the different experiences that can lift, unsettle, or reconnect a person. Urban frames the title broadly: exhilaration may come from performing, driving, falling in love, returning home, or recognizing a difficult truth. The music follows that range by combining contemporary country production with prominent electric guitar, pop-scale choruses, reflective ballads, and the easy rhythmic momentum that has long connected his records to the stage.

“Blue Sky” opens with a sense of release before “Straight Line” turns forward motion into a promise to stop circling the same problems. “Messed Up as Me” acknowledges the attraction between two imperfect people with enough self-awareness to know exactly why the match is complicated. The opening sequence establishes the album’s conversational tone. Even when the production is large, Urban sings as if he is addressing one person, keeping the emotional stakes personal rather than abstract.

“Wildside” brings a more playful charge, while “Go Home W U” pairs Urban with Lainey Wilson for a relaxed duet about extending a good night. Their contrasting voices give the song a friendly, lived-in chemistry. “Chuck Taylors” and “Daytona” use objects and places as shortcuts into memory, movement, and identity. These tracks demonstrate Urban’s interest in details that can carry a larger emotional history, especially when a guitar line or driving beat makes that history feel physically present.

The later songs slow down and deepen the record’s perspective. “Love Is Hard” refuses a frictionless picture of commitment, and “Heart Like a Hometown” compares emotional belonging to a place that remains recognizable after years of change. “Laughin’ All the Way to the Drank” adds wordplay and barroom energy, while “Dodge in a Silverado” draws a vivid vehicle-centered scene. The variety supports the title’s idea that no single sensation or lifestyle has a monopoly on feeling alive.

“Break the Chain” closes the standard album with one of its most direct themes: inherited patterns can be recognized and interrupted. Urban’s guitar remains an important voice throughout High, sometimes supplying a bright hook and sometimes answering the vocal with rougher texture. The record was made for listeners who value the meeting point between polished Nashville songwriting and musicianship that can expand onstage, with arrangements sturdy enough for radio but open enough for expressive playing.

This Target-exclusive compact disc presents the complete twelve-track High program in its retailer configuration. The exact UPC separates it from vinyl, digital, and later deluxe versions. A physical CD makes the album easy to play as a continuous sequence and preserves its artwork and credits as part of the listening experience. It is a fitting edition for Keith Urban listeners who want the 2024 studio record as issued at Target rather than a compilation or a shortened promotional configuration.

Brand new, never played and still sealed in the factory plastic

Track Listing

1. Blue Sky
2. Straight Line
3. Messed Up as Me
4. Wildside
5. Go Home W U with Lainey Wilson
6. Chuck Taylors
7. Daytona
8. Love Is Hard
9. Heart Like a Hometown
10. Laughin’ All the Way to the Drank
11. Dodge in a Silverado
12. Break the Chain