For Sara Evans, 2020 is her year. This month, she’s releasing her first album in almost three years, Copy That, covering 13 classic songs, followed by an intimate memoir, Born to Fly, due out in September. While Evans is charging full speed ahead with her professional life, she credits her three kids and her adoring husband — along with a healthy dose of self-care! — with helping her keep everything in balance.

While Sara Evans’ successful career as a soulful singer-songwriter spans more than two decades, her latest album, Copy That, is something slightly different — but equally exciting. For her ninth studio album, Evans serves up an eclectic and iconic mix of the songs that have shaped her career, from “If I Can’t Have You” to “Come On Eileen,” all sure to please fans both new and old. “I’ve always put cover songs on my records just because I think they’re so fun,” says Evans. “My fans have been asking for a cover record for years, and now just seemed like the right time.”

Balancing a busy career and quality time with family can be difficult — especially when you’re living your life in the spotlight. Luckily, Sara Evans has found a way to combine both. Putting together her newest album, Copy That, quickly became a family affair when daughters Olivia and Audrey added some vocals. “It was so fun, I can’t even describe it,” says Evans, who considers her girls her best friends. This isn’t the first time the singer’s blended career and family: In 2019, she recorded her album The Barker Family Band with Olivia and her oldest son, Avery — and even went on tour with them. Talk about #MomGoals!