Rest Of My Life Dave Fenley

• 1 Waiting For 03:17
• 2 One Hell of a Fire 04:01
• 3 Loves Gonna Get Me Again 03:00
• 4 Why Wouldn't I 03:03
• 5 Here to Heaven 03:12
• 6 Learn to be Lonely 02:32
• 7 Ever Since You Turned Me On 03:29
• 8 Pretty Face 03:20
• 9 Something More 03:39
• 10 Rest Of My Life 03:37
• 11 Stuck On You 03:20
• Total Runtime 36:30

Info for Rest Of My Life

With a voice that can hush a room or shake the rafters of a church pew, Dave Fenley has always been an artist driven by feeling first. Whether he’s reimagining a classic cover on YouTube or pouring his soul into an original song, fans have long connected to the honesty in his delivery. Now, with the release of his long-awaited third studio album, REST OF MY LIFE, Fenley isn’t just showcasing his powerhouse vocals, he’s opening the door to the most personal chapter of his career yet.

The 11-track project marks Fenley’s first full-length album in 15 years and finds the singer-songwriter leaning harder into the soulful influences that have quietly shaped him all along. Blending country, gospel, and soul into something warm, reflective, and deeply human, REST OF MY LIFE feels less like a reinvention and more like an artist finally arriving exactly where he was always meant to be.

“Creating this album has been an incredibly rewarding experience for me,” Fenley shared. “It means the world to be able to put out an album that truly reflects who I am as an artist and a songwriter.”

That authenticity sits at the center of every note on the record. From the spiritual warmth of opening track “Waiting For” to the slow-burning intensity of “One Hell Of A Fire,” Fenley delivers songs that feel lived-in rather than manufactured. There’s a sense throughout the album that he isn’t chasing trends or radio formulas, he’s chasing truth.

And according to Fenley, that emotional honesty is exactly what pushed him to embrace the soulful side of his voice more fully than ever before.

“I’ve always been drawn to the emotion of music, no matter what genre it was,” he explained to All Country News. “When I started releasing cover songs on YouTube, people really seemed to respond to the delivery of those soulful records. So I started compiling my songs that I had written in that vein and we almost had a full album worth.”

What followed was a creative process rooted not in strategy, but instinct. Fenley and his collaborators continued writing while searching for songs that could complete the emotional landscape of the project. The result is an album that feels cohesive not because it was meticulously engineered that way, but because every song comes from the same honest place.

“It was an incredible process and I’m so proud of how it turned out,” he added.

Dave Fenley

Dave Fenley
was born and raised in the small town of Lufkin, an East Texas town is deeply rooted with religion, family values, and music. At a young age, Dave showed an aptitude for learning melodies and lyrics. As a child, he sang with the children’s choir in his Southern Baptist church while his father sang bass in the “big choir.” His father Elton would sing in the home all the time and teach Dave harmonies to all the “good” country songs on the radio. Dave also joined the choir in his elementary school and stayed with it till high school.

In high school, his family moved to Canada, so Dave had a whole different set of influences. No longer surrounded by only country music, Dave found that he loved anything with soul. Starting with Boyz II Men, Dave back tracked to artists like Otis Redding, Ray Charles, and Percy Sledge. Thats when Dave really started using his voice. He began writing songs at the age of fifteen and picked up a guitar at 18. There was no stopping him after that. He taught himself how to play songs he loved and would perform them at bars before he was even legal to drink alcohol.

The next decade was just Dave honing his craft, figuring out what type of artist he would be, and learning that he loved every kind of music. He had a “genre-free philosophy” for his shows so the audience would always be surprised by what would come next. Dave’s talent with an audience did not go unnoticed. He has shared the stage with musical royalty like Dwight Yoakam, Miranda Lambert, and Dierks Bentley. Dave currently lives in Nashville, Tennessee and writes songs for a living.

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