Jordan Davis on his upcoming album and newborn baby: 'It's been a blessing'

Jordan Davis delivers again this month with the release of his new album, 'Learn The Hard Way.' The singer is celebrating his latest labor of love, coming almost a month after welcoming another newborn into his home, his daughter Sadie, who is the 4th child for Jordan and his wife Kristen. "She's perfect," gushes Jordan during his visit with Katie Neal for this week's 'Superstar Power Hour.' "I mean honestly like just sleeping, eating, healthy, such a calm demeanor. The kiddos love her to death. Mama's happy. Mama's healthy. So it's been a blessing." "It's definitely, you know, the process of keeping one alive now, we at least feel like, all right, we figured out 3, but yeah the change in getting 4 kids ready to go somewhere, or getting 4 people fed and asleep before 9 o'clock, is tough." Davis actually had a show on Sadie's due date he admits, but he managed to make it back in time. "My only saving grace on that show was it was booked so long in advance, and I asked her at the time," he shares. Initially the show was only around the due date, but things change over nine months. "Then the due date starts changing, and then you're like, 'oh,' so I had like at least a little bit of defense there. Don't get me wrong, I was still in hot water, but that was a Saturday... I landed back at 2 o'clock on Sunday and she got here Tuesday morning. So it wasn't super close, but yeah." Much easier to predict is the release date for 'Learn The Hard Way,' which we know for sure lands on August 15. "This is definitely the record that went the longest without having a name, and I don't know why," Jordan tells Katie. "I just wanted to get back to fun, and I wanted this record to be fun live and I think that's one of the reasons why it took forever." "But when I heard 'Learn the Hard Way,' that was the first time I kind of saw the thread through a few of these songs about somebody missing something," he explains. "You can kind of go back and be like, 'all right, there's a common character through this album that is kind of always going back and trying to fix something that he probably should have fixed back then.'" "Then personally, even with 4 kids and music being better than I ever would have dreamed, there's still a few things that I'm kind of having to learn the tough way." To hear more from Jordan Davis about his family and upcoming album, check out the full conversation with Katie Neal above.