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Dylan Marlowe + Conner Smith Share New Song “Country In The Clouds”

Dylan Marlowe and Conner Smith share brand new song, “Country In The Clouds,” out now, April 25th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.

Time and time again, we share how awesome country music collaborations are. Today’s country collaboration fits the bill! Rising artists, Dylan Marlowe and Conner Smith join forces on a brand new single called, “Country In The Clouds.”

Both Marlowe and Smith celebrate their country upbringing on “Country In The Clouds.” The introspective new song features comparisons to the country fields to heaven. The singer-songwriters yearn for a country-like lifestyle after God calls them home. “Country In The Clouds” feels like a special song with a lot of meaning for the young artists.

“I know the Bible says that it’s as perfect as can be // Is it a sin to wish there’s a couple deer stands in the trees // Yeah, I hope there’s country in the clouds // I hope my side of heaven feels just like a little town // When it’s my time and they lay me down // The good old boy in me just hopes there’s country in the clouds // Hallelujah // Hallelujah”

As the country music genre expands, it is always nice to see two young, budding artists bring story-telling and honest lyrics to the forefront of country music.

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Dylan Marlowe and Conner Smith collaborate on brand new song, “Country In The Clouds.”

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Dylan Marlowe and Conner Smith releases.

To keep up with Dylan Marlowe, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

To keep up with Conner Smith, follow him on Instagram, TwitterTikTok, and Facebook.

“Country In The Clouds” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Dylan Marlowe and Dylan Scott Go Number One with “Boys Back Home”

Dylan Marlowe and Dylan Scott earn the number one song at country radio with their song, “Boys Back Home.” Learn more here!

 

Back when it was released we confidently stated that “Boys Back Home” would be a hit song for Dylan Marlowe and Dylan Scott. It looks like we were right! The killer collaborative song is officially the number one song at country radio this week.

The high-energy jam showcases undeniable musical chemistry and talent between the two artists. Marking Scott’s fifth number one single and Marlowe’s first, “Boys Back Home” is what collaborations are all about. It is a true feel-good anthem for small town living; however, the song can be applicable to anyone who misses their crew back home.

“Yeah, here’s to the boys back home // Drinking dirt road beers on a Friday night // Yeah, I’m wishing I was with y’all // Singing them old songs // Trucks circled up ’round a farm fire (let’s go) // To the ones keeping that dirt on their Carhartt // Yeah, heading down to the bank to cash that work hard // To the ones pushing that needle in the red in a diesel // They my kinda people underneath them stars // Down in Georgia // Yeah, I got one for ya”

A huge congrats goes out to Marlowe and Scott and their perspective teams on an incredible feat!

Join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about upcoming Dylan Marlowe and Dylan Scott announcements and releases.

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“Boys Back Home” is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released tunes on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

Dylan Marlowe: ‘Mid-Twenties Crisis’ – Debut Album Review

Dylan Marlowe’s debut album, Mid-Twenties Crisis is out now, September 27th on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.

For rising country star Dylan Marlowe, his debut album Mid-Twenties Crisis, represents a snapshot of his life at a very specific point in time. On his first full-length with Sony Music Nashville, the Georgia native shares fifteen new tracks detailing life in his mid-twenties.

Mid-Twenties Crisis is a record I wrote in my mid-twenties, really over the last two or three years,” shares Marlowe. “There’s a bunch of songs that are going to be fun to play live. I also thought it was really important to make sure I had some deeper lyrics as well. ‘Mid-Twenties Crisis’ was actually the last song to make the record. I’m so proud of that song—it’s kind of vulnerable but I hope y’all can relate and that you love the record.”  

Featuring Side A and Side B, the new collection is entirely written or co-written by Marlowe, who enlisted Seth Ennis, Jordan Minton, Trannie Anderson, and many more to add their talents.

The result is a solid body of anthemic country mixed with softer and more vulnerable moments, including the poignant and relatable title track.

“I’m the only one of my friends without a car seat // Sitting in the backseat of my truck // And lately I’ve been further from Jesus than I’ve ever been // But I swear that I’m trying to patch things up,” He muses, heart on his sleeve. “I think I’m going through a mid-twenties crisis // I’m 27 and it feels like my life is // Flying by and I don’t know where the time has gone // And I still can’t tell if I’m one step ahead or one step behind // Everybody’s telling me that I’ll be alright // So, maybe my thirties are the silver lining// But right now, it feels like a mid-twenties crisis”

Collaborations also provide great moments on the LP, including “Stick to My Guns,” featuring Riley Green, and “Boys Back Home” with Dylan Scott. The latter finds him out on the road, missing his friends. “I wrote ‘Boys Back Home’ with Joe Fox and Seth Ennis because I got homesick when I moved to Nashville and missed all of my friends back home,” Marlowe shared. “Dylan Scott took me on my first tour and I ended up showing him the song on the road. He loved it and I ended up asking him to sing on it with me. A year and a half in the making and I’m excited for the fans to finally have it!”

Likewise, “Stick to My Guns” is a clear standout, as the pair celebrate their upbringings and their beliefs, proclaiming that they’re not about to change for anyone. “Where I stick to these boots I’m putting down // Stick to this cross around my neck // Stick to these roots stuck in the ground // Way I was raised ain’t let me down yet // In a world that’s changing // I sure as hell ain’t, son // So, I’ll sit right here with a rifle and a beer ‘til the good Lord comes // And stick to my guns”

Anthemic, pop-rock tinted country is prevalent on the album, ripe for a live show in the form of the earwormy “Heaven’s Sake,” “I Never Miss,” “Heart Brakes,” and “Bat Outta Hell (With a Boat on the Back).” The album’s opener is especially bombastic, immediately garnering your attention, while “Heart Brakes” is a catchy single-ready ode to making bad decisions with one’s heart.

Matters of the heart are a common theme throughout the collection, as Marlowe finds himself broken and downtrodden on songs like “Hungover in a Deer Stand,” “Hang It Up,” and “Devil On My Shoulder.” Of “Devil,” he says  “I had the idea of ‘devil on my shoulder.’ We wanted to find a different angle with the phrase so the song talks about how sometimes you can try everything you can to get over somebody, but you still can’t at the end of the day. I think it’s a fun song and I hope y’all enjoy it.”  

Meanwhile, Marlowe’s country boy sensibilities inhabit almost every song, as he dabbles in hunting, fishing, and all the things that make country life great. “Deer on the Wall” finds him humorlessly dealing with cohabitating, agreeing to pillows in every room and giving up every drawer to keep his prized deer on the wall. Meanwhile, “You Did It Too” celebrates the way he was raised and the fact that it can only be understood by those who did it too.

The album ends with the sparse and powerful “The Fence,” which finds Marlowe thankful for someone who stopped him in his tracks, fencing him in when he needed it most. While it may seem like an unusual metaphor, it works flawlessly, proving the skill of the singer-songwriter as a lyricist and storyteller.

“I was hell on wheels // You were heaven sent // I wasn’t no good deal // You didn’t mind a bit // You stopped me // You caught me // Roped all my crazy in // I was a tumbleweed just blowin’ in the wind // Thank God, girl That you were the fence”

For Dylan Marlowe, Mid-Twenties Crisis represents a young singer-songwriter coming of age, grappling with his identity and his upbringing, falling in and out of love, and singing songs about all of the above.

Mid Twenties Crisis Track List:

Side A:

  1. Heaven’s Sake (Dylan Marlowe / Seth Ennis / Joe Fox)
  2. Deer on the Wall (Dylan Marlowe / Zach Abend / Seth Ennis)
  3. Mid-Twenties Crisis (Dylan Marlowe)
  4. Heart Brakes  (Dylan Marlowe / Jordan Minton / Lindsay Rimes)
  5. Stick to My Guns (feat. Riley Green) (Dylan Marlowe / Benjy Davis / Abram Dean / Joe Fox / Reid Isbell)
  6. Hungover in a Deer Stand (Dylan Marlowe / Trannie Anderson / Ryan Beaver / David Garcia)
  7. Hang It Up (Dylan Marlowe / Tyler Chambers)

Side B:

  1. Shop Radio (Dylan Marlowe / Tyler Chambers / Johnny McGuire)
  2. Devil on My Shoulder (Dylan Marlowe / Beau Bailey / Rocky Block / Kyle Fishman)
  3. I Never Miss (Dylan Marlowe / Rocky Block / Mark Holman / Blake Pendergrass)
  4. There Goes That (Dylan Marlowe / Seth Ennis / Joe Fox)
  5. Boys Back Home (feat. Dylan Scott) (Dylan Marlowe / Seth Ennis / Joe Fox)
  6. You Did It Too (Dylan Marlowe / Dallas Davidson / Joe Fox)
  7. Bat Outta Hell (With a Boat on the Back) (Dylan Marlowe / Jessie Jo Dillon / Kyle Fishman)
  8. The Fence (Dylan Marlowe / Jimi Bell / Tyler Chambers / Benjy Davis / Seth Ennis / Mikey Reeves)

Country Swag Picks:

  1. Heart Brakes
  2. Stick to My Guns (with Riley Green)
  3. I Never Miss
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Dylan Marlowe shares debut album, ‘Mid-Twenties Crisis,’ out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Dylan Marlowe releases.

For tour dates and more, visit Marlowe’s official website here.

To keep up with Dylan Marlowe, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

Mid-Twenties Crisis is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

Dylan Marlowe Shares New Song “Heart Brakes” Ahead of Debut Album

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!

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Dylan Marlowe shares brand new song, “Heart Brakes,” out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Dylan Marlowe releases.

To keep up with Dylan Marlowe, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

“Heart Brakes” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Dylan Marlowe Shares New Song “Devil On My Shoulder” + Announces Debut Album

Dylan Marlowe shares a brand new single, “Devil On My Shoulder,” out now, July 26th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.

Dylan Marlowe is one of the most exciting rising singer-songwriters in country music right now. Each of his songs unapologetically speak to who he is and what he believes in, whether the song draws inspiration from his life or not. Today, Marlowe’s grows his music collection with a brand new song called, “Devil On My Shoulder,” and the announcement of his debut album, Mid Twenties Crisis, out September 27th.

Written by Marlowe with Kyle Fisherman, Beau Bailey, and Rocky Block, “Devil On My Shoulder” is a song about trying everything to get over someone, but you still cannot get them off your mind. The song is a relatable, nostalgic storytelling song that feels like a country anthem, much like many of Marlowe’s songs do.

“He started whisperin’ // I started listenin’ // Damn, he started making sense // So, I drove my truck out of gas // I drank the bar out of beer // Emptied my pocket of cash // Trying to make you disappear // I found a new pairs of blues // Thought they’d put you in the past // Everything he told me to do, girl it ain’t doing jack // God made a hell of an angel when he made you // Even the devil on my shoulder don’t know what to do”

Marlowe is one of the most promising rising stars in country music right now. “Devil On My Shoulder” is another notch in his belt! As for the debut album, Marlowe shares in a recent press release, “Mid-Twenties Crisis is a record I wrote in my mid-twenties, really over the last two or three years. There’s a bunch of songs that are going to be fun to play live. I also thought it was really important to make sure I had some deeper lyrics as well. ‘Mid-Twenties Crisis’ was actually the last song to make the record. I’m so proud of that song – it’s kind of vulnerable but I hope y’all can relate and that you love the record.”

Marlowe is the real-deal, and his debut album is going to be a great one!

Mid Twenties Crisis Track List:

Side A

  1. Heaven’s Sake – Dylan Marlowe / Seth Ennis / Joe Fox
  2. Deer on the Wall – Dylan Marlowe / Zach Abend / Seth Ennis
  3. Mid-Twenties Crisis – Dylan Marlowe
  4. Heart Brakes  – Dylan Marlowe / Jordan Minton / Lindsay Rimes
  5. Stick to My Guns (feat. Riley Green) –  Dylan Marlowe / Benjy Davis / Abram Dean / Joe Fox / Reid Isbell
  6. Hungover in a Deer Stand – Dylan Marlowe / Trannie Anderson / Ryan Beaver / David Garcia
  7. Hang It Up  – Dylan Marlowe / Tyler Chambers

Side B

  1. Shop Radio – Dylan Marlowe / Tyler Chambers / Johnny McGuire
  2. Devil on My Shoulder – Dylan Marlowe / Beau Bailey / Rocky Block / Kyle Fishman
  3. I Never Miss – Dylan Marlowe / Rocky Block / Mark Holman / Blake Pendergrass
  4. There Goes That – Dylan Marlowe / Seth Ennis / Joe Fox
  5. Boys Back Home (feat. Dylan Scott) – Dylan Marlowe / Seth Ennis / Joe Fox
  6. You Did It Too – Dylan Marlowe / Dallas Davidson / Joe Fox
  7. Bat Outta Hell (With a Boat on the Back) – Dylan Marlowe / Jessie Jo Dillon / Kyle Fishman
  8. The Fence – Dylan Marlowe / Jimi Bell / Tyler Chambers / Benjy Davis / Seth Ennis / Mikey Reeves
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Dylan Marlowe shares new song, “Devil On My Shoulder,” out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Dylan Marlowe releases.

To keep up with Dylan Marlowe, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

“Devil On My Shoulder” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Dylan Marlowe Releases “Bat Outta Hell (With A Boat On The Back)”

Dylan Marlowe shares a brand new single, “Bat Outta Hell (With A Boat On The Back),” out now, March 15th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.

Dylan Marlowe is one of the most exciting rising singer-songwriters in country music right now. With each and every release, fans gain deeper insight into Marlowe’s songwriting prowess and what he stands for in his music. Today, Marlowe releases his brand new song called “Bat Outta Hell (With A Boat On The Back.”

“Driving like a bat outta hell with a boat on the back // Taking these dirt turns Earnhardt fast // Trying to get there ‘fore the last bag gets packed up // And she leaves me in the dust // Red line, 95 on the truck dash // Fishing poles ’bout to fly out the Bass Cat // Ain’t no way I’m gonna let her get away like that // So, I’m driving like a bat outta hell with a boat on the back // Yeah, I’m driving like a bat outta hell with a boat on the back”

The new song speaks to the singer’s undeniable country-charm. While in real life, Marlowe is happily married, on the new song, he leans into what is is like to lose the one you love and to fight like hell to get them back. “Bat Outta Hell (With A Boat On The Back” is a mid-tempo masterpiece that only adds to Marlowe’s exciting catalog of music.

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Dylan Marlowe shares new song, “Bat Outta Hell (With A Boat On The Back),” out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Dylan Marlowe releases.

To keep up with Dylan Marlowe, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

“Bat Outta Hell (With A Boat On The Back)” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Dylan Marlowe Shares New Single “You Did It Too”

Dylan Marlowe shares a brand new single, “You Did It Too,” out now, February 2nd, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Dylan Marlowe is one of the most exciting new singer-songwriters in country music right now. However, like many artists, he has faced some criticism with his music from some country outlets after releasing a collaboration called “Boys Back Home” with Dylan Scott. While we thought the song was a true anthem for the country lifestyle, one outlet did not agree. This led to Marlowe writing and releasing a new single called, “You Did It Too,” out today.

I wrote this song after ‘Boys Back Home’ came out in a pretty angry moment,” shared the singer in a recent press release. “Usually I don’t let internet hate get to me but something about the hate behind a song I wrote because of how and what I grew up doing hit me different. ‘You Did It Too’ is my response to that hate, and it’s the most honest song I’ve ever written. Every line is true to my life. I write and sing songs about the way of life I know, and you’d probably get it if you did it too.”

“You can’t talk no smack // Yeah, unless you came up something like that // You’d get it if you did it // If you grew up right there in it // But you didn’t, so what gives you // the right to // Talk all that trash about our side of these tracks // Yeah, my backroad come back is you // Yeah, you’d get it, if you did it too”

“You Did It Too” is a catchy and honest moment in Marlowe’s growing catalog. The song solidifies that he truly believes in everything he writes about, and that the experiences, no matter how cliche they may seem to some are actually real and authentic to his story. The new single is one of our favorites from the singer so far, and it will be fun to see how his catalog continues to grow in 2024.

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Dylan Marlowe shares new single, “You Did It Too,” out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Dylan Marlowe releases.

To keep up with Dylan Marlowe, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

“You Did It Too” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Dylan Marlowe & Dylan Scott Collaborate on New Song “Boys Back Home”

Dylan Marlowe and Dylan Scott collaborate on their new song “Boys Back Home” out now, October 27th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

There’s nothing quite like country music collaborations! Today, fans are in for a real treat. Dylan Marlowe and Dylan Scott are joining forces to deliver a high-energy new song called, “Boys Back Home.” The rising star and hitmaker show off their undeniable musical chemistry and talent on this fun-loving new jam.

“Boys Back Home” perfectly embodies the fun and upbeat side of both artists. While both Marlowe and Scott know how to deliver a heartfelt tune, it is exciting to hear what a more mid-tempo song sounds like from the singers. “Boys Back Home” is a feel-good anthem for small town living; however, the song came be applicable to anyone who misses their crew back home.

“Here’s to the boys back home, drinkin’ dirt road beers on a Friday night // Yeah I’m wishin’ I was with y’all singin’ them old songs, trucks circled up round a farm fire”

“Boys Back Home” will definitely be a hit on the road for both Marlowe and Scott respectively. We look forward to seeing what each individual artist has coming down the pipeline next in their blossoming careers.

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Dylan Marlowe and Dylan Scott share new song, “Boys Back Home,” out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Dylan Marlowe and Dylan Scott releases.

To keep up with Dylan Marlowe, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

To keep up with Dylan Scott, follow him on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

“Boys Back Home” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Dylan Marlowe: ‘Dirt Road When I Die’ EP Review

Dylan Marlowe shares brand new EP, Dirt Road When I Die, out now, July 7th on all streaming platforms.  Listen to the new EP now.

Since making his major-label debut in January, Dylan Marlowe has been impressing fans across the country. The singer-songwriter had a knack for creating modern music that resonates across the genre. Today, his brand new project, Dirt Road When I Die is officially out featuring eight songs.

The new EP kicks off perfectly with Marlowe’s debut single, “Record High.” On the previously released track, the singer proves how talented of an artist he is. Easily a song that any established artist would love to cut, “Record High” is one of those special songs that cement the talent of an up and coming artist.

Dirt Road When I Die EP is full of those types of songs. From songs like “Record High” to touching songs for his wife like “You Were Right (Nat’s Song)” and everything in between, Marlowe proves his staying power. On the latter track, Marlowe tugs at the listeners’ heartstrings. “You Were Right” is quite possibly the engagement song of the year.

Marlowe’s songwriting talent continues to be on full display on songs like “Grew Up Country” and “Empty Shotgun (Mr. Mechanic).” Both songs showcase the singer’s fresh and authentic approach to music. “Grew Up Country” is Marlowe’s love letter to his hometown, while “Empty Shotgun” is a heart-wrenching, yet beautiful break-up song.

“Ain’t like there’s nothing in the tank // It’s full of 87 // I don’t think it’s what you think // Yeah, this thing runs like heaven // If you wanna know why // I can’t drive // When I climb in this truck // Yeah, it’s got a cab full of memories // And an empty shotgun”

Marlowe’s new songs, “What I Know Now,” the title track, and “Rich Kids” are impressive additions to the singer’s growing catalog of music. “What I Know Now” belongs on the radio because of its relatability and catchy melody, while “Rich Kids” is true, bottled up nostalgia in song-form. However, the title track, “Dirt Road When I Die” is a true standout on the EP. The song is a perfect accompaniment to “Grew Up Country.”

Although his career is still young, Marlowe proves with each and every release that he can hang with the best of them. The singer-songwriter knows how to craft a meaningful lyric and relays each message he writes with incredible ability and authentic vulnerability. Dirt Road When I Die EP is a solid record that deserves every fan it earns him!

Dirt Road When I Die EP Track List:

  1. Record High
  2. What I Know Now
  3. Dirt Road When I Die
  4. You See Mine
  5. Rich Kids
  6. You Were Right (Nat’s Song)
  7. Empty Shotgun (Mr. Mechanic)
  8. Grew Up Country
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Dylan Marlowe shares new EP, ‘Dirt Road When I Die’ is out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Dylan Marlowe releases.

To keep up with Dylan Marlowe, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

Dirt Road When I Die is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

Dylan Marlowe Drops Two New Songs “Grew Up Country” & “Empty Shotgun”

Dylan Marlowe drops two new songs “Grew Up Country” and “Empty Shotgun,” out now, March 23rd, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new tracks below.

Newly signed recording-artist, Dylan Marlowe is giving fans a double taste of his undeniable charm and talent. The singer-songwriter drops two brand new songs, “Grew Up Country” and “Empty Shotgun (Mr. Mechanic)” out today.

The first of the two tracks, “Grew Up Country,” is Marlowe’s love letter to his hometown. While many artists talk about their country roots and how proud they are to be from their hometowns, Marlowe’s approach is fresh, innovative, and feels authentic to his artistry.

“I wouldn’t have it any other way, thank God I was born and raised // Down there where the street ends and the creek bends // Weekends, we’d spend our money on // Cold beers from the county store, a couple inches on a 4×4 // Lord knows there’s a lot of ways that we coulda came up, buddy //But I’m glad we grew up country”

The singer’s second new song, “Empty Shotgun (Mr. Mechanic)” is a songwriter’s song. Written by Marlowe with Seth Ennis and Joe Fox, the artist uses double meanings and wordplay to convey his heartbreak. In its most simplistic form, the new song is as relatable as they come, while still being clever.

“Ain’t like there’s nothing in the tank // It’s full of 87 // I don’t think it’s what you think // Yeah, this thing runs like heaven // If you wanna know why // I can’t drive // When I climb in this truck // Yeah, it’s got a cab full of memories // And an empty shotgun”

Although his career is still young, Marlowe proves with each and every release that he can hang with the best of them. The singer-songwriter knows how to craft a meaningful lyric and relays each message he writes with incredible ability and authentic vulnerability.

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Dylan Marlowe shares two brand new songs, “Grew Up Country” and “Empty Shotgun,” out now.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Dylan Marlowe releases.

To keep up with Dylan Marlowe, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

“Grew Up Country” and “Empty Shotgun” are out now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.