This week on the 'Superstar Power Hour,' Chris Young is in to keep Katie Neal company, talking about the making of his beautiful new ballad, "Til The Last One Dies," his upcoming album, as well as a look back on his career as he approaches his 40th birthday.

"It's almost done," Young says of his upcoming 10th studio album. "Got a whole bunch of stuff tracked, ready to go."

The project is preceded by "Til The Last One Dies," a wedding song if ever there was one, and Chris Young knows it. "I personally, I don't want to be reaching, I don't want to be over ambitious, but like 99% of the people that are getting married this year should use it as their first dance song at their wedding," he shares. "I don't want to say 100% because you don't want to be greedy, but I, I just love this love song."

The song is just one of the tracks that Chris says makes up the "snapshot" of his life for his upcoming LP, a piece of advice that he has carried with him from another artist. "I think something that another artist told me one time, I think is very encapsulating of every single album that you will ever make, if you make one, if you get to make one hundred, It's a snapshot of where you are in time as an artist. What you feel, what resonates with you, what you've written, what you find."

So what are those things for Chris Young as he enters this next era?

"I think this is really just about having a whole lot of freedom," he admits. "The ability to, if I wanna do a song where I've just got steel guitar all over it, that's totally fine. If I want to do something where I'm standing in the studio with two of my good friends, stomping with a mic set up next to our feet to get part of a track that we want like a stomp clap thing, and all of us just like laughing, telling jokes and goofing off, that's totally OK."

"You get to just make art. It's never perfect. It's always abandoned, but you work as hard on it as you possibly can."