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Moore readies "Around You"

Thursday, January 30, 2025 – Kip Moore releases his new single, "Around You," tomorrow.

Moore will also drop a video from the song, which will appear on his new disc, "Solitary Tracks," coming Feb. 28 on Virgin Music Group. This will be Moore's first release on the label after spending his career on Universal.

"Around You" follows the release of "Bad Spot," a dreamy, piano-led confession. Moore has released several other songs from "Solitary Tracks," which has 23 songs and is said to expand his musical palette.

The disc was co-produced by Moore with Jaren Johnston and additional production by Oscar Charles and Jay Joyce,


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