Blake Shelton is co-producing a documentary that delves into the life and legacy of Country Music Hall of Famer Keith Whitley.

Set in Whitley's hometown of Sandy Hook, Kentucky, the documentary will feature reflections from Lorrie Morgan, who will share her memories of Whitley and her own career.

Alongside the documentary announcement, Shelton recently released a new single titled 'Texas,' which is gaining traction on the country charts.

Fans can look forward to Shelton's upcoming six-date Las Vegas residency and the Friends & Heroes Tour, details of which are available on his official website.

The documentary is produced by Shelton and Metzger's production company, which has previously worked on the USA Network series 'Barmageddon' and is developing a new singing competition.

The film will highlight Whitley's personal and professional journey, emphasizing his significant impact on country music despite his early death at 34 and the release of only three albums.

Director Zach Heinzerling expressed gratitude for Shelton's involvement, which he believes will deepen the exploration of Whitley's legacy.

Producer Evan Hayes noted that the project aims to bring Whitley's under-recognized contributions to country music to a broader audience.

Whitley, who passed away in May 1989, was posthumously inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2022, with a tribute from his wife, Lorrie Morgan.

Shelton's decision to step down from 'The Voice' in 2023 was driven by a desire to focus on personal projects like the documentary and spend more time with his family.

Heinzerling emphasized the importance of revealing the truth behind Whitley's legendary status and the cultural impact he had on country music.

Shelton's new single 'Texas' is climbing the country charts and is approaching the top 20, showcasing his continued relevance in the music industry.