About this album
Where they were
Billy Gilman was just eleven years old when he released 'One Voice,' making him one of the youngest solo artists in country music history. This debut album marked his entry into the industry, showcasing his impressive vocal range and establishing him as a child prodigy in the genre.
Why it matters
'One Voice' debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart, making Gilman the youngest artist ever to achieve such a feat. Its title track became a notable hit, solidifying his presence in country music and leading to further recognition at various award shows, including nominations for the Academy of Country Music Awards.
Essential tracks
- "One Voice" — The title track encapsulates the album's overarching theme of hope and unity, highlighting Gilman's powerful vocal delivery and emotional depth.
- "What's Forever For" — 'What's Forever For' showcases Gilman's ability to convey profound emotion through his voice, reflecting on love and permanence in relationships.
- "'Til I Can Make It on My Own" — This cover demonstrates Gilman's vocal maturity, offering a poignant performance that resonates with listeners coping with separation and loss.
- "There's a Hero" — 'There's a Hero' serves as an uplifting anthem, emphasizing themes of resilience and inspiration, which resonate strongly with audiences.
Release Date
June 20, 2000
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Little Things 2:25
- 2 I Think She Likes Me 3:07
- 3 What’s Forever For 3:27
- 4 One Voice 4:10
- 5 Spend Another Night 3:46
- 6 Little Bitty Pretty One 2:32
- 7 The Snake Song 3:12
- 8 I Wanna Get to Ya 3:37
- 9 Oklahoma 4:04
- 10 There’s a Hero 3:26
- 11 ’Til I Can Make It on My Own 3:10
