Tritt’s successful writing style combines the classic Country music he was raised on with the exciting mix of Blues and R&B which has come to be known as Southern Rock. Tritt’s roots in Country Music extend back to age three when he would snap his fingers to Roger Miller’s classic hit, “King Of The Road.” By the time he reached fourth grade he was singing the song in class, accompanying himself on guitar. Tritt writes most of his songs from his experiences. His huge hit, “Here's A Quarter, Call Someone Who Cares,” which is on his “It’s All About To Change” album was written the night he was handed his second divorce papers.

“When you can write a song that ... sounds like the person singing it has been reading [your] mail - when you have that kind of a connection with the audience as a songwriter, you’ve done your job. And it moves somebody. And I think that for me to continue to be able to do that I have to continue to be able to write about things that I know about. [And what I know about] are the things that I've experienced personally.”.