Multi-Platinum Artist Wins First CMT Music Award
For Collaborative Video of the Year
New Single, “Lose It,” Off Forthcoming Album Available HERE
NASHVILLE, TN, – On the heels of receiving his first CMT Music Award win last evening for Collaborative Video for “What Ifs” featuring Lauren Alaina, breakthrough entertainer Kane Brown released his new single, “Lose It,” available now to stream and download. Written by Brown, Chase McGill and Will Wheatherly, “Lose It” is the first single off of Brown’s highly-anticipated sophomore album, which is set to be released November 9th. Later tonight, Brown will perform “Lose It” live, for the first time, as a part of his official Nissan Stadium debut at 2018’s CMA Music Fest. “Lose It” will officially impact radio June 25th.
Produced by multiple-award-winner Dann Huff, the 24-year-old singer/songwriter’s yet-to-be-titled new album is the follow-up to his RIAA Platinum-certified self-titled debut, which this week celebrates its 12th week at #1 on the Billboard Top Country Album chart. Kane Brown has held the most weeks at #1 on the country album consumption chart and is the only country album to make its debut and achieve Platinum status since December 2016. His self-titled debut effort is 2018’s most-streamed country release and has yielded two chart-topping smash hits to-date, including the Platinum-selling, multi-week #1 hit “Heaven” and Double-Platinum, CMT-Award winning hit, “What Ifs” featuring Lauren Alaina.
Kane Brown first topped the Billboard Top Country Albums chart with the release of his self-titled debut album in 2016 and again with the release of Kane Brown Deluxe Edition in 2017, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard Top Country Albums and Top 5 on Billboard 200 Charts. That same week, the singer-songwriter became the first-ever artist to top all 5 Billboard Country Charts with his breakthrough #1 Top Country Album; #1 debuting Country Digital Song, “Heaven”; and #1 Country Airplay, Hot Country Song and Country Streaming Song, the Double-Platinum “What Ifs” featuring Lauren Alaina. Brown has received numerous ACM, CMA, and Billboard Music Award nomination and earned a CMT Music Award for the video of his first chart-topping hit, “What Ifs.”