Every Girl is the fifteenth studio album by American country music artist Trisha Yearwood.

Every Girl was named for its lead single and was Yearwood's fifteenth studio recording.

The project's 14 songs received positive reception from music journalists and critics following its release.

Every Girl was produced by Garth Fundis, Yearwood's production collaborator since the early 1990s.

[3] Yearwood said she went into the studio with "no pressure or expectations" which made the project easier to approach.

[4] The album contained 14 new songs composed mostly by female songwriters including Karla Bonoff, Lucie Silvas, and Ashley McBryde.

[2] It featured several collaborations with artists Yearwood had mostly worked with before: Garth Brooks, Kelly Clarkson, Don Henley and Patty Loveless.

The song, "Find a Way", features backing vocals by Lucie Silvas, which she first recorded for her 2015 album Letters to Ghosts.

[9] For Every Girl: Deluxe, Yearwood chose the same songs from the original project, with the exception of three new recordings.

The first new track included was her cover of the Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper duet, "Shallow".

Bjorke concluded by saying, "When listening to Every Girl, you wouldn’t know it’s been a dozen years between all-new albums for Miss Trisha Yearwood (how Garth Brooks once introduced her to me), but that’s exactly the case and it makes me hope that her creative spirit of albums.

"Yearwood proves that she still stands as one of country music’s best vocalists and storytellers, drenching the project in a cinematic theme created by piano, strings and drops of steel guitar, all bound together by her timeless voice," she commented.

"Supported by excellent charts and nonintrusive production, she inhabits these songs as if she wrote them, making this not only a welcome return but one of her finest albums," he concluded.