Some voices don’t need loud instruments or flashing lights to make an impact they just need a moment of honesty. Millions now follow John Foster for their raw honesty and relatable feelings. Since stepping into the national spotlight on American Idol, Foster has carved out a space for emotional storytelling that’s as genuine as it is powerful. Nowhere is that more clear than in his haunting cover of “Anymore,” originally recorded by country legend Travis Tritt.

From the first line, Foster’s rendition of “Anymore” grips you. His voice carries a raw kind of ache, the kind that doesn’t scream but still says everything. The song’s theme of someone finally admitting their true feelings after keeping them buried feels like a personal confession. Foster doesn’t perform the song; he lives inside it.