Columbia Nashville artist Kameron Marlowe has released his new single ‘Let The Lonely,' a soaring, stadium-ready anthem that dives headfirst into the emotional tug-of-war of a toxic relationship. Written alongside his ‘Seventeen' collaborators Joybeth Taylor and Austin Goodloe, with Goodloe also serving as producer, the track leans on Marlowe’s commanding baritone to bring its heartache and intensity to life.
The song paints a picture of two people unable to quit each other, even when they know better, finding themselves caught in the same cycle of late-night encounters and regret.
“I think everyone has lived this song one way or another,” Marlowe shared. “You know this person that’s so bad and toxic for you, but you end up back in each other’s orbit every damn time you can. That cycle is so tempting and so addictive that breaking it feels pointless. When we went into the writing room early last year, we wanted to capture a moody version of that feeling and that hopelessness, and bottle it in three minutes or less. I think we did that here.”
Currently, Marlowe is on the road supporting Parker McCollum before launching his own headline Seventeen Tour later this fall with Lauren Watkins and Dalton Davis as special guests.
