We Were Cowboys Kameron Marlowe

• 1 We Were Cowboys 03:39
• 2 Country Boy's Prayer 03:44
• 3 Girl On Fire 02:53
• 4 Giving You Up 03:52
• 5 Does It Have to Be Over 03:41
• 6 This Old Town 03:38
• 7 Money Ain't $hit 03:54
• 8 Fool Me Again 03:32
• 9 Burn 'Em All 03:06
• 10 Steady Heart 03:33
• 11 Over Now 03:41
• 12 Saying Goodbye 03:05
• 13 Ain't Enough Whiskey 03:42
• 14 Runnin' Out On You 04:04
• 15 Granny's Got a Garden (For G'maw Jan) 03:30
• 16 Long Way Down 05:17
• Total Runtime 58:51

Info for We Were Cowboys

Kameron Marlowe Will officially release his first full-length album later this summer. Project, "We Were Cowboys".

The North Carolina-born singer co-wrote 10 of the 16 tracks. Other writers on the project include Tyler Farr, Casey Beathard, Jessi Alexander and many more. The album features Marlowe's 2021 single, "Steady Heart," as well as previously released tracks "Giving You Up," "Burn 'Em All" and "Girl on Fire." It was produced by Dan Huff and Brad Hill.

"I’ve been working on this project for the better part of two years, and I’ve lived a lot of life in that time," Marlowe says in a press release. "This album encapsulates it all – nostalgia, romance, heartbreak, and everything in between. I couldn’t be prouder of this project, and I’m incredibly excited for fans to get a deeper look at who I am through these songs."

“Pound for pound, Kameron Marlowe is one of the best singers I’ve ever worked with in my career as a musician,” added Huff. “He’s intuitive well beyond his years and his writing is both honest and clever. Truly a force to be reckoned with, he is a bright new light in country music!”

With a self-titled EP and extremely well-received singles under his belt, Marlowe has been hailed “a for-sure singer, full of expressive, throaty dips, raspy touches, soaring notes and hidden power” (MusicRow) and “the piece country music has been missing” (Everything Nash). He’s also been tapped an Artist to Watch by more than a dozen media outlets and partners including Amazon Music, Spotify, Pandora, Sounds Like Nashville, Country Now, Country Insider, Country Swag, Music Mayhem, Entertainment Focus, Everything Nash, Country Music Tattle Tale, and more.

This debut album announcement comes on the heels of Marlowe’s continued streaming and radio successes. “Steady Heart,” Marlowe’s fastest-growing track to date, continues to gain virality on social media and reached No. 6 on SiriusXM The Highway’s Weekend Hot 30. With more than 329 million on-demand career streams and new single “Giving You Up” climbing the radio charts, Marlowe continues to solidify himself as the most exciting new artist in country.

Kameron Marlowe

Kameron Marlowe
Singer/songwriter and country powerhouse Kameron Marlowe is one of the country scene's up-and-coming artists with almost a billion streams and a steadily growing fan base. Known for a sound of edgy twang, dark rock nuances and a touch of bluesy tenderness as well as lyrics full of unvarnished truth, he first appeared as a candidate in the 15th season of "The Voice". In 2019, the artist, who is signed to Columbia Nashville, released the single "Giving You Up", which led to both his breakthrough and a platinum award. Now he is coming to Germany for the first time for a single show and will win many new fans in Cologne on December 10, 2024 with his rousing live performance.

Kameron Marlowe was born in North Carolina and grew up in a musical family. Inspired by different styles of music, he formed a high school band. When his mother was diagnosed with a degenerative back injury, he dropped out of college and worked as an auto parts salesman to support her while pursuing his music career. He gained attention through social media and competed on the TV show “The Voice,” where he competed on Blake Shelton and Adam Levine's teams before being eliminated in the live playoffs. In 2019, he moved to Nashville and released the hit single “Giving You Up,” which can be found on his 2020 self-titled EP. The EP reached Billboard's Hot Country Top 40, and KAMERON opened major shows for well-known artists such as Morgan Wallen, Zach Bryan, and Luke Combs. That same year, he signed a recording contract with Columbia Nashville and released the singles “Girl on Fire” and “Steady Heart,” both of which appeared on his 2022 debut album, “We Were Cowboys.” In 2023, he played over 100 shows, including more than 30 headline dates, which were extended into 2024 due to popular demand.

Kameron Marlowe's highly anticipated second album "Keepin' The Lights On" was released in May 2024. The powerful and soulful singer had already caused a stir with the pre-released singles. From the ballad "Strangers" with Ella Langley to the love letter "Quit You" to his fiancée, MARLOWE let his fans know that this album would be something special. "These songs are the journey of the last 2 years full of love, loss and growth. I hope you can identify with them, no matter what part of the journey you are on." The album provides deep insights into his world - from love for his future wife to childhood memories - and gives the feeling of witnessing his development from boy to man.

Along with the new tour, the artist has launched the "Keepin' The Lights On (KTLO) Fund," which aims to ease the burdens of those struggling to make ends meet and ensure a better future for those in need by paying utility bills, and purchasing shoes, clothing, food, and other necessities. With every ticket sold, a dollar goes to the fund. Marlowe says of the initiative, "The KTLO Fund is very special to me. In the song, I sing about how my parents made sure we had shoes on our feet and food on our plates. Times are tough and I wanted to give back."

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