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Kane Brown‘s debut album is out on Friday, December 2nd. The road to this release has been a long and twisting series of unexpected events in Kane’s life. From a shy kid who needed to be encouraged by a class mate to “sing up” in choir class, to a social media superstar, to opening for a major tour, then starting his own headlining tour, and now the release of his first major album. Kane feels blessed for his success for many reasons, but mainly, it’s the fact that he can now help support his family that has giving him so much support over the years. Kane’s debut album tells his story in musical form, and helping craft those songs is the legendary producer Dan Huff, who has produced Faith Hill, Rascal Flatts, Lonestar and others. Dan was only schedule to do 2 songs with Kane, but after meeting the young singer, Huff cleared his schedule and took the role of producer on 8 of the 11 tracks on Kane’s debut album. Kane, who was already excited to make his first album, only became more excited at the thought of getting to work with Dan. All that hard work becomes available tomorrow, and if you plan on heading to the store to get a copy of Kane’s self-titled debut album…go early. Kane says that not only has he already pre-ordered his album on his phone, but he plans on going to more than a couple of stores to buy his album.
Kane Brown chronicles the event that led to the release of his self-titled debut album. (:48)
“Well it was funny because you know I never thought that this would be a career. I was just putting covers up on Facebook, and just coming up really not having anything to being where I’m at now, it’s just been awesome. I was working at FedEx and Target at the time and was just you know I just got my first truck and I was paying my truck payments so I was lucky if I had a $1.07 in my account to get a McChicken nugget from McDonalds. You know just coming from my bathroom to going on tour with Florida Georgia Line, Cole Swindell, and Cadillac Three, to now I’m on my own headlining tour with Monster Energy and Outbreak. I’m gonna release my album now, and just to already have a gold single in a year with not a lot of radio play has just been amazing, and I can support my family now. I can support myself and it’s just a blessing and I’m excited for it.”
Kane Brown talks about getting the opportunity to work with producer Dan Huff. (:22)
“When I first heard that he was going to do a song I was super excited and then we did it and then I showed him another one that I wanted to do and once I showed it, it was ‘Learning,’ and once I showed him ‘Learning’ he was like, he opened his schedule and was like I can do as many songs as ya’ll want. So just coming from him and his background and then him saying he wanted to do you know eight songs was just like, heck yeah. Thank you, like I’m so excited now.”
Kane Brown plans on making sure he gets his self-titled debut album! (:05)
“I’ll probably go to like four Walmart’s and like clear them out and then yeah I already bought it on my phone.”