Grammy-winning artist Cam sits down with ABC News’ Gio Benitez and unpacks the inspirations that led to her highly anticipated third studio album “All Things Light.”

The country singer-songwriter released her third LP, All Things Light, on Friday, July 18. Hot off an Album of the Year Grammy win for her writing and production contributions to Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter, Cam's latest effort bridges the gap between traditional and experimental country, creating a timeless yet innovative sound all her own.

Country music singer-songwriter Cam, who won an album of the year Grammy award for her work on Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter,” stops by TODAY to talk about her new album “All Things Light” and perform her song “Alchemy.

Cam. (Sony Music Entertainment) Cam’s path to becoming one of country music’s most exciting voices was a winding one. Although she had always dreamed of a life in music, after graduating from UC Davis, she worked in psychology research at UC Berkeley and Stanford, waitressing on the side and playing shows on the weekends.

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The singer-songwriter talks about mining spiritual truths on her new studio album and her hopes for passing those along to her daughter.

Whether whispering heartbreak over a lone piano or building anthems out of philosophy, Cam proves herself again as a visionary songwriter.