WWE star Joe Hendry appeared on “My Mom’s Basement” with Robbie Fox to discuss various topics, including how his album “Beyond Belief” came about.
Hendry said, “So, it happened very organically, actually. Because I do — you know, I’ll often do songs on TV. We did a song for The Miz at Christmas time to make fun of him. And then it was like, ‘Hey, we’re going to put this song out. Why don’t we do an EP, do a couple more?’ Started doing a couple more songs. And this was like just before — no, it was just after The Miz. So this was sort of a couple days before Christmas. So I wrote it in about three, four days. We just kept adding songs. ‘Well, we got six or seven. Let’s just do the whole album.’ So we wrote everything except ‘Fire Logan Paul.’ We wrote that that came around, I wrote that one in April before my debut. So all of it I wrote all of it in December except that one song. But that one had to go on it, you know.”
On his past album work:
“Yeah, I just decided, like before I came to WWE, I just put out some of the old — I put out a record that my old band did, I just uploaded it there. And then I had a compilation of songs that I did in [when] I was in TNA Wrestling before. So I uploaded them to Spotify. But this is like the first sort of big production album. So yeah, super excited for it. It’s been an amazing process. Learned a lot. And I’m excited, man.”
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