In this emotionally resonant episode of 3 Questions and a Song, Americana singer-songwriter Ross Flora makes his highly anticipated return to share the story behind his powerful new single, “Old Habits,” releasing July 25. Known for his raw honesty, lyrical depth, and soulful delivery, Ross takes us behind the scenes of a track that confronts the emotional weight of toxic cycles, personal growth, and redemption.

“Old Habits” is more than just a single—it’s a pivotal chapter in Ross Flora’s evolving musical journey. The song is a deeply personal exploration of struggle, accountability, and healing. Ross opens up about the inspiration behind the lyrics, the recording process, and how this song fits into his upcoming concept album, “The Garden,” which is scheduled for release on September 19.

In this interview, Ross talks about how being an English major affects his song writing, 4 of his musical influences, The writing and meaning behind “Old Habits”, and more.

Listeners will gain exclusive insight into the creative vision and emotional themes of “The Garden.” Ross describes the album as a cohesive narrative arc—each song a chapter in a story of personal transformation. From vulnerability to empowerment, the project reflects his growth as both an artist and a human being.

This episode offers a unique look into the heart and soul of a modern Americana artist who isn’t afraid to go deep. If you’re a fan of heartfelt lyrics, authentic storytelling, and stripped-down acoustic songwriting, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Topics discussed include:

The writing and meaning behind “Old Habits”
how being an English major affects his song writing
4 of his musical influences,
and more.

Don’t miss this episode of 3 Questions and a Song—where intimate songwriting meets real conversation.