Gavin DeGraw Reimagines Iconic Debut Album With Nostalgic New Record

Gavin DeGraw redefined nostalgia on Friday (September 27) with the release of Chariot 20 , a reimagined version of his debut album celebrating two decades since the timeless tracks were shared with the world.

According to a press release, the album, featuring the GRAMMY-nominated artist's double-Platinum, Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 hit "I Don’t Want to Be," revisits gold-certified hit "Follow Through" plus "Chariot," "Just Friends," "Chemical Party," "Belief," and "Crush," to name only a few.

In addition to revisiting some of his most popular hits, DeGraw also unleashed two previously unreleased tracks, featured at the end of the album titled, "Get Lost," and "Love Is Stronger (Alright)," both written during his original Chariot sessions in 2004.

The "More Than Anyone" star unveiled the creation of the album via Instagram in June, thanking fans for their involvement in his dreams that skyrocketed with the release of the highly-acclaimed, early 2000s record.

"As an artist, you fight your entire life to get to that first album. Chariot changed everything for me. It opened the doors to touring the world, meeting my heroes, and spending my life making music. But most importantly, it introduced me to all of you. For that, I’m forever grateful. In the two decades since that first album, we’ve grown together, we’ve sung and danced together, and we’ve shared memories and stories, creating a community connected by the greatest unifier of all, in my opinion, which is music"

DeGraw is currently on a world tour with his next performance slated for Milan, Italy, on October 18th.

Listen to Gavin DeGraw's Chariot 20 in its entirety on iHeartRadio now!