KANE BROWN RELEASES NEW ALBUM “DIFFERENT MAN,” WORK PARTS AND CUT x CUT(AUDIO & VIDEO)
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“Thank God” feat. Katelyn Brown is available now and impacting Country Radio on Monday, September 12th. Work Parts below!
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“THANK GOD” FEAT. KATELYN BROWN – WORK PARTS (AUDIO)
“Hey it’s Kane Brown and this is my song Thank God with Katelyn Brown.”
“Hey it’s Kane Brown and that was my song Thank God with Katelyn Brown.”
DIFFERENT MAN ALBUM CUT X CUT (AUDIO & VIDEO)
“Bury Me In Georgia, I have been quite a few places that I’ve never been. Before I was an artist and never got to leave Georgia. So actually everywhere I travel now, I look back at home and it’s still one of my favorite places. So I had to write a song. That’s where I want to be after it’s my time, and it makes it even more special that my Dawgs won the national championship and I get to put the Go Dawgs on my gravestone.”
“Different Man is a song that I have a feature with Blake Shelton. I was driving to the gym and I was listening to the song and I texted Blake and asked him to listen to it and see if he would be interested. And he jumped on it. And it’s basically just talking about how usually parents have their children’s lives already planned out. And it’s saying that you could be different. You don’t have to follow that path that they have for you.”
“Like I Love Country Music I Wrote in 2019. Kind of threw it away for a little bit and came back and listened to it when I needed songs for the album and fell in love with it again. When we mastered it for the first time we didn’t get it right and I think that’s why I didn’t like it as much as I do now.”
“I wrote Go Around with my buddy Ernest, Jordan Schmidt, and two of the boys from Restless Road. Sorry Colton didn’t make it but Zack and Garrett.”
“Grand is special to me because I was in a dark place when quarantine happened. Not getting to do shows or anything like that kind of, I feel like every artist kind of felt like music was over. And so, one day I looked around and you know, was hanging out with my kids and realized that that life was amazing. And I got to give them things that I never had in my life. So when I went and wrote this I was supposed to leave LA. And Mike Posner said he wanted to write and my buddy Kameron Alexander that I met that day as well. And it was just a bunch of sunshine in the room and we wrote Grand.”
“See You Like I Do, I didn’t know if I wanted it on the album. And then I just kept listening to it and kept showing it to a bunch of people and everybody was saying that they loved the song. So we through it on their last song. And then we also got, I wrote it with my buddy Devin Dawson, Matt McGinn and Lindsay Rhymes. And it was actually a fun, but kind of difficult day.”
“So me and Kate have been trying to release a song for like five years now. And we kept getting songs coming in, we thought that you know, each of them was the song for us but it never felt right. So my buddy Josh, that’s signed to my publishing deal, he sent me a song called Thank God and I listened to it and I fell in love with it. And then kept listened to it and kept listening to it. I was like, this could be a duet. So I asked Kate and Kate fell in love with the song and now it’s one of my favorite songs.”
“Leave You Alone, before I had my album done it was one of my favorite songs off the album. I thought it was gonna be a single right before Like I Love Country Music or After. But hopefully we could save it down the road now. But it’s just basically saying, you know, I’ll never leave.”
“I’ve been trying to release Riot since 2015. It’s just never been the right time and it’s just a rockin song. It’s saying like if you mess up my family I’ll mess you up. But there’s also other things that people can take away from it if they decide to, which also think is cool about music.”
“I wrote One Mississippi with Lavon Gray, Ernest, and Jesse Frazier. It was my buddy Lavon that I also signed him a publishing deal, it was his first time writing with us. It was kind of like his tryout and it changed his life. So it was a cool experience.”
“I wrote Drunk or Dreaming on the beach down in Florida. I think it was like one of the first songs that we wrote it was like a writer’s retreat. And it was Josh Hogue, Ernest, and Jordan Schmidt. And I get a lot of people saying that it’s like my Jimmy Buffett song, which I really liked, because that’s how I felt. And then people were saying it and before I even get to say it now, so it’s cool.”
“Losing You was the last song that we wrote for the album. We were in the studio. We do two songs a day we did one that day, which I think was Go Around. We needed one more and I was just in the room thinking and a title came to my head and I sent it off to my guys and they wrote it and sent it back to me. After what I told them, and we got another song for the album and recorded it then.”
“Yeah Whiskey Sour is to me it sounded like a Randy Travis song. If you heard the demo singer it was like completely different. So when I heard it, I knew that I had to make it like really draw you in, basically. I love that song. I have a lot of people say that they hope it goes to radio. So fingers crossed.”
“Pop’s Last Name is about my granddad which is my mom’s dad that just recently passed away. He was basically like my father figure, one of the father figures in my life. Always taking me to baseball, football or whatever. And really showed me like what having a dad would would have been like.”
“So I was watching Yellowstone and was a huge fan of Beth. And she was just like, she was cool, but she was like, also really cruel. And I was listening to a bunch of old school music like Devil Went Down To Georgia and Muddy Waters and things like that so we went into the room. Jesse Fraser already had this dark country vibe. And we wrote this song in probably 45 minutes to an hour, it went by pretty quick. It’s weird, but I really do like it. I feel like it’ll be a great show song.”
“Nothing I’d Change is one of the first songs that I shared off the album. It got a huge reaction on Instagram for me that people had been waiting for. And it was weird because when we first recorded it, it had this most Motown vibe. I kept listening to it and then went back and changed it to just, I would say like, Jon Pardi guitar vibes.”
“Dear Georgia is just a letter back to my hometown. Letting my friends and family know that I know I haven’t been around a lot but I still love them and that they always have a place in my heart.“
NASHVILLE, TN – Multi-Platinum entertainer Kane Brown, releases his third studio album, Different Man, today (listen here). The 17-track album features previously released songs “Grand,” #1 song “Like I Love Country Music,” “Whiskey Sour,” #1 hit “One Mississippi,” “Leave You Alone” and features from Blake Shelton and his wife Katelyn Brown. The album showcases production work from Brown himself along with Dann Huff, Andrew Goldstein, Lindsay Rimes and Ilya Toshinskiy. In celebration of the release, Brown releases the music video for “Thank God,” a loving duet with his wife Katelyn Brown (watch here).
Brown has already been in full swing with promotion for the album. At the end of last month, he made history with his debut performance of his smash hit single “Grand” on the MTV VMA stage marking him as the first male country artist to hit the iconic stage (watch here). Brown will continue his release week with a two nights on Jimmy Kimmel Live! (9/13 & 9/14). Kane’s previously announced performance on Good Morning America will be rescheduled for a later date. Brown spoke with The New York Times for a profile and was featured in the Los Angeles Times Fall Music Preview.
Brown’s latest single, “Like I Love Country Music” reached #1 on the Country Radio charts last month. The accolade earned Brown his eighth chart-topping record on the Country Radio charts. Brown, who has garnered nearly 12 billion career streams to date, also earns his fastest rising single with “Like I Love Country Music.” Additionally, “Like I Love Country Music” topped the Australian and Canadian radio charts, marking Brown’s first 7-week run at the top of the Canadian charts.
Brown will be kicking off his global Drunk or Dreaming Tour on September 17th, which will include his first touring dates to Australia and New Zealand as well as his long-awaited return to Canada, Europe and the US. Just announced earlier this week, the US leg of the tour will kick off in Grand Rapids, MI on March 16, 2023 and hit 23 US cities along the way before wrapping in Greenwood Village, CO at Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre on Saturday, June 10. During the tour, Brown will perform his first solo headlining arena show at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville on March 31. Tickets for Drunk or Dreaming are on sale now. Visit kanebrownmusic.comfor a full list of tour dates, additional pre-sale and ticket on-sale information. Special guests Dustin Lynch, Gabby Barrett and LOCASH will join on select dates.
Different Man Track Listing:
1. Bury Me in Georgia—Kane Brown/Matt McGinn/Jordan Schmidt/Josh Hoge
2. Different Man (w/ Blake Shelton)—Kane Brown/Josh Hoge/Christian Davis
3. Like I Love Country Music—Kane Brown/Matt McGinn/Taylor Phillips/Jordan Schmidt
4. Go Around—Kane Brown/Zach Beeken /Garrett Nichols/Jordan Schmidt
5. Grand—Kane Brown/Cam Alexander/Mike Posner/Andrew Goldstein
6. See You Like I Do—Kane Brown/Lindsay Rimes/Matt McGinn/Devin Dawson
7. Thank God (w/ Katelyn Brown)—Josh Hoge/Jaxson Free/Kyle Fishman/Christian Davis/Jared Mullins
8. Leave You Alone—Kane Brown/Jordan Schmidt/Jordan Menton
9. Riot—Kane Brown/Melvin li Hough/Reese Thornton/Rivelino Raoul Wouter
10. One Mississippi—Kane Brown/Levon Gray/Jesse Frasure/Ernest
11. Drunk or Dreaming—Kane Brown/Jordan Schmidt/Ernest/Josh Hoge
12. Losing You—Kane Brown/Josh Hoge/Jaxson Free
13. Whiskey Sour—Josh Hoge/Jaxson Free/Adam Craig
14. Pop’s Last Name—Kane Brown/Josh Hoge/Jake Mitchell
15. Devil Don’t Even Bother—Kane Brown/Jesse Frasure/Josh Thomspon/Cary Barlowe
16. Nothing I’d Change—Kane Brown/Josh Hoge/Jordan Schmidt/Ernest
17. Dear Georgia—Kane Brown/Josh Hoge/Jordan Schmidt/Ernest
About Kane Brown
Named as one of Time’s 100 most influential people in the world, Brown has ascended from social media notability to become one of country music’s most accomplished mainstays with eight chart-topping singles to his name. Noted as “the future of country music” (Billboard), Brown first broke onto the scene with the arrival of his self-titled, 2X Platinum debut album (2016), where he became the first artist ever to lead all five of Billboard ’s main country charts simultaneously. His debut effort, Kane Brown, topped the Billboard Top Country Albums chart for 13 weeks and garnered 7X Platinum-certified hits “Heaven” and “What Ifs”-the fourth and seventh most-streamed country songs of all time (U.S. Nielsen Country On-Demand Streams chart). With the release of his follow-up album Experiment (2018), Brown became the only male country artist in more than 24 years to have his sophomore album debut at the top of the Billboard 200.
Following Experiment, Brown released his multi-song project Mixtape Vol. 1 – which earned Brown an ACM Award nomination for Album of the Year (2021) and an ACM win for “Video of the Year.” A CMA, ACM, Billboard, AMA and People’s Choice Award nominee, Brown has collaborated with numerous artists including Grammy and Academy Award winning singer-songwriter H.E.R. (“Blessed & Free,”) DJ Marshmello (2X Platinum “One Thing Right”), Khalid and Swae Lee (3X Platinum “Be Like That”), “blackbear (Platinum “Memory”), John Legend (“Last Time I Say Sorry”), Camila Cabello (“Never Be The Same” remix), Brooks & Dunn (“Believe”) and Becky G. (“Lost In The Middle Of Nowhere” remix), Lauren Alaina (7X Platinum “What If’s” and Chris Young (2X Platinum “Famous Friends”), which became Billboard’s 2021 year-end No. 1 Country Airplay Song and earned a CMT Award for “Collaborative Video of the Year.”