Ten-time Grammy Award nominee Jamey Johnson has signed a label deal with Warner Music Nashville, and is set to release a new song, “Someday When I’m Old,” on Oct. 4 through Warner Music Nashville and his own label Big Gassed Records.

“Someday When I’m Old,” written by Chris Lindsey, Aimee Mayo and Troy Verges, has continued to resonate with Johnson since he first sang the song’s demo in 2004.

“It was the last demo I sang before I started working with BNA Records,” Johnson said. “Aimee called me back then and she wanted to be able to say she hired me to sing my last demo. When I heard the song, I thought, ‘Wow! That is a great song!’”

The song follows a slate of new music from Johnson in recent months, including “21 Guns,” “Sober,” “What a View” and Trudy.”

In a statement, Johnson named WMN co-chair and co-president Cris Lacy as a key factor in his signing. “The reason I signed with Warner Music Nashville is Cris Lacy. She is one of my longest-term friends I’ve had in the music business. We started our careers around the same time. She has been a friend to me and has only ever tried to help,” Johnson said.

He added, “She cares about me being able to put out music. She cares that I’m able to participate in my own career. Our conversations are unlike any other conversations I have had with any other label person.”

“For 14 years, those of us in the industry, and fans outside of it, have been begging Jamey Johnson to release another solo studio album,” Lacy said. “From day one, we heard the voice of a man driven by conviction, not commerciality. We saw in him our heroes like Johnny, Waylon and Merle. Warner Music Nashville has the great honor of reintroducing this incomparable artist to a worldwide audience…on his terms…proof that great things are worth waiting for!”

Johnson, a Grand Ole Opry member, is also known for his exemplary talent as a songwriter, having won song of the year accolades from both the Academy of Country Music and the Country Music Association in the same year. Johnson earned song of the year from the ACM and CMA for “Give It Away” in 2007 and “In Color” in 2009.