Kane Brown Says His Next Album Will Feature Two Surprising Duets

First amassing a sizable following on social media, Kane Brown went viral with his 2015 single “Used to Love You Sober.” Fast forward nearly a decade, and the 30-year-old Tennessee native has three studio albums and 11 No. 1 singles under his belt. Throughout all the ups and downs, the “Miles On It” hitmaker has relied on the support of wife Katelyn Brown. A singer herself, Katelyn previously joined in on “Thank God,” the fourth single off her husband’s 2022 album Different Man. As Kane Brown gears up to release his next record, the country star has revealed that Katelyn will appear on two more tracks.

“One For Country, One For Pop:” Kane Brown Teases New Music With Wife Katelyn

Kane Brown previously revealed that his buzzworthy fourth studio album is set for release by “at least” the end of 2024. And last week, the two-time ACM Award winner told US Weekly that fans can expect to hear Katelyn’s voice as well.

“There’s two [duets with Katelyn] on this album,” Brown said on Sept. 14. He further teased, “There’s one for country and one for pop.”

The couple previously collaborated on “Thank God,” and have performed the duet together on tour throughout the past two years.

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“I usually bring [her a] song and say, ‘You would sound good on this,’” Brown told US Weekly. “Or she’ll be listening to my songs and say, ‘I really like this one. I should jump on this one.’”

Kane and Katelyn Brown share two daughters—Kingsley, 4, and Kodi, 2—along with 3-month-old son Krewe.

Upcoming Album Is Brown’s “Favorite”

Kane Brown recently wrapped up the U.S. leg of his highly successful In the Air tour. This means his fourth studio album could drop at any time, the “I Can Feel It” singer told US Weekly. And after nearly a decade in the industry, fans can expect a more mature sound from the former CMT Awards co-host.

“I think just as I’m getting older and more experienced with being an artist, I’m just really looking for better lyrics,” he said. “[This] album is very — it’s pretty personal with a couple songs and [it’s] unique.”

“I’m really excited to see where it goes. I just think I’ve grown,” he continued. “It’s my favorite album I’ve released.”

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