Miami Heat All-Star forward, Jimmy Butler, is expanding his horizons beyond basketball, venturing into the world of music. Known for his good taste showcased on Instagram over the past few years, Butler is now delving into music production, with plans to release his own country album. In a recent interview with The Guardian, he disclosed that he has already written around 60 songs for this upcoming project, though the release date remains undisclosed.

Butler, recognizing the challenges of creating a chart-topping song, emphasized the humbling experience and dispelled the misconception that it's an easy task. Despite the difficulties, he expressed his enjoyment in the creative process, acknowledging the complexity of crafting a No. 1 hit.

Hailing from Tomball, Texas, Butler's love for country music traces back to his high school days, with the genesis of his passion occurring during his time at Marquette, as revealed in a prior interview with Rolling Stone.

In a departure from a conventional singing role, Butler envisions himself adopting a curatorial, DJ Khaled-esque position for his album. Inspired by the renowned producer, he commended DJ Khaled's talent for uniting diverse artists while maintaining harmony and collective focus.

With aspirations to record approximately 200 tracks, Butler is set on curating a standout debut country album, showcasing his multifaceted talents beyond the basketball court. Alongside his coffee brand BIGFACE, Butler is poised to make some waves in a new industry once again.