The end theme for Kenny Chesney’s upcoming “Summer In 3D” movie is being released to radio on February 8th. “Ain’t Back Yet,” written by Craig Wiseman and Chris Tompkins, is “pretty much everything about what happened to me, especially with the music,” says Chesney.

“You get so focused on what you’re trying to accomplish, it takes over… and there’s nothing that’s going to come between you and your dream. For some people, it’s sports; for me, it was the music. You know, there’s a price you pay to do this, but look at what this is…

“Or as the bridge [of the song] goes, ‘Lookin’ back at the moments, black and white/ I wouldn’t change a thing that changed my life/ For the worse, for the better, man, I was gone, gone forever… The laughs, the smiles, the trails, the tears/ It’s hard to hate what got me here…’ Pretty much sums it up.”

Kenny has recently been in L.A. doing voiceovers and overseeing final production for “Summer In 3D” and his excitement for the project is very evident.

“To see that kind of passion… To be able to really see those faces where I can just stand there and take it all in… Now that is something I don’t see very much, and I go to a lot of shows, and watch a lot of crowds, but the folks who come out for us, well, it’s something I can’t explain, but I can’t wait for the fans to get to see themselves, to get to see what me and the guys get to see every night! It’s cool.”

“Anyone who knows me knows I’m not afraid of the work – and I very much care about the quality of what I do,’ he says. ‘Some things are harder than others. Some things take more time. But honestly, I can’t think of very many things I’ve been as fired up about finishing and getting out to the fans.The places these cameras go, the way the songs and the people are captured. This truly is closer than you can get with a ticket, but it’s also the chance to see things from a perspective that’s not just mine, but where none of us could ever go.”

“Summer In 3D” will hit theaters April 21st.