Dylan Marlowe shares brand new song, “Barefoot and Pregnant,” out now, November 21st on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.

Dylan Marlowe has hadn’t an incredible 2025, consistently emerging as one of country music’s biggest rising stars. With each and every release he proves his staying power. All year long, Marlowe added to his catalog of music, giving fans a taste of what’s going on in his life. Today, the singer-songwriter shares his brand new song, “Barefoot and Pregnant.”

Written by the singer with Zach Abend and Trannie Anderson, “Barefoot and Pregnant” is the first song Marlowe wrote after finding out his wife was pregnant with identical twin boys. The song is a clever take on the insult “barefoot and pregnant,” flipping the nature of it on its head, and brining new meaning to the phrase. The track feels honest, celebratory, and vulnerable, as the first-time dad gets ready to embark on a new journey in fatherhood.

“I wasn’t your Dady’s first pick for you // Yeah, he made it clear that night he blew a fuse // When he found out that you // had been sneaking off with me // I’ll never forget those words that he said // You’re gonna waste your life away with a dumb ol’ redneck // Get barefoot and pregnant // that’s all you’re gonna be // Well baby, look at us now // On the front porch of our house / Picking out baby names // And watching that sunset sink I’m sipping on a whiskey glass // You’re tipping that mocktail back, dirt on both of our feet // Out here living the dream // Damn baby, ain’t this the life // Barefoot and pregnant // Thank God your daddy was right”

Marlowe continues to grow his catalog with each and every release. “Barefoot and Pregnant” is a great addition.

Dylan Marlowe shares new song, ‘Barefoot and Pregnant,” out now on all streaming platforms.

Dylan Marlowe shares brand new song, “Coming Home Tomorrow,” out now, August 15th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.

Dylan Marlowe is emerging as one of country music’s biggest rising stars. With each and every release he proves his staying power. Continuing to fuse his rock and pop-punk influences with his notable country lyrics, Marlowe’s new song, “Coming Home Tomorrow” is a special one.

“I wrote “Coming Home Tomorrow” with Johnny Clawson and Joe Fox in the middle of a crazy but really fun touring season,” shared Marlowe in a recent press release. “I think most artists will relate to the feeling of being so grateful that we get to do this for a living but missing home when you’re out on the road, I think this song captures that experience.” Whether your artist out on the road or just someone out in the world missing someone you are far away from, “Coming Home Tomorrow” will resonate. The song is well thought out, honest, and fun to listen to.

“I’ve been counting down the miles // And these white lines on the highway // Heaven knows it’s been a while // Since I’ve seen a smile on your face // And I know that it’s been tough // You wake up and I’ve been gone // But baby, keep on hanging on // ‘Cause it won’t be long // I know this life out on the road // Has been taking its toll // But baby, I’m coming home tomorrow // Just one more night in our bed alone // Say goodbye to my ghost // ‘Cause baby, I’m coming home tomorrow”

Marlowe continues to grow his catalog with each and every release. “Coming Home Tomorrow” is a great addition.

Dylan Marlowe shares new song, “Coming Home Tomorrow,” out now on all streaming platforms.

Dylan Marlowe shares brand new song, “Sorryville,” out now, June 20th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.

Dylan Marlowe is emerging as one of country music’s biggest rising stars. With each and every release he proves his staying power. Fusing rock and pop-punk influences with country lyrics, Marlowe’s new song, “Sorryville” is arguably one of his best to date.

“Growing up, my friends and I would listen to a lot of different pop punk music along with country when we would drive around. Being exposed to different types of music when I was young has definitely impacted me as an artist,” shared Marlowe in a recent press release “I think you can really hear the pop punk influences in ‘Sorryville’ and I always enjoy sharing that side of myself musically. I actually teased this song on TikTok a while back and I’ve been waiting for the right time to drop it – really excited to have this one out in the world.”

“Sorryville” is an honest song about regret. It feels emotional, honest, and relatable, obviously adding to why fans were begging for its release. Marlowe’s vocals accompanied but he raw lyrics showcase the song perfectly. Definitely give “Sorryville” a listen and add it to your playlists!

Dylan Marlowe shares new song, “Sorryville,” out now on all streaming platforms.

Dylan Marlowe shares brand new song, “Heart Brakes,” out now, August 23rd, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.

Dylan Marlowe is emerging as one of country music’s biggest rising stars. As fans await the release of his debut project, Mid-Twenties Crisis, out September 27th, Marlowe is sharing another taste of the new album. His brand new song, “Heart Brakes” is officially out now.

Marlowe has successfully released music that tugs at our heartstrings, tells a story, and is fun to listen to. “Heart Brakes” is a combination of the latter two. Cleverly written with enticing instrumentals and a catchy chorus, “Heart Brakes” paints the picture of not being able to quit a relationship that has run its course. It’s an all-too familiar anecdote of wrestling with the back and forth with what you should do and what your heart is telling you to do.

“And I should probably hit the heart brakes // Turn this thing around before it’s too late // And I wind up in your driveway // ‘Cause baby we both know, how me showing up goes // I need to take a little rearview ride // Whip a one eighty at the next stop sign // Kick a little I don’t need ya dust up high // Instead of taking a right, right into your place // I should probably hit the heart brakes”

“Heart Brakes” is another exciting new song from Marlowe, that makes us sure his debut album is going to one of the best of the year!