Two worlds collide this Friday (Jan. 19) when Noah Kahan and Sam Fender drop the collaborative single, “Homesick.”
Fender will lend vocals to a recent model of the tune, which seems on Kahan’s third studio album, Stick Season, and shared the information on his socials. “See you then x,” he writes.
With the brand new minimize of “Homesick,” Kahan will likely be eager to maintain a very good factor going. The Vermont singer and songwriter has reigned over the Official U.Okay. Singles Chart for the previous two weeks together with his folky quantity “Stick Season,” and is on monitor for a 3rd.
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“Homesick” is the fifth official single lifted from Stick Season, following its title monitor, U.Okay. high 40 hits “Northern Perspective” (No. 16) and “Dial Drunk” (No. 32), plus “Name Your Mother” (No. 83).
In america, Stick Season peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard 200, and 6 of his singles have made impressions on the Billboard Sizzling 100, together with “Stick Season,” peaking at No. 14. Kahan will help the album with one other main tour of north America, his We’ll All Be Right here Collectively trek, kicking off late March 2024.
Kahan is coming off a very busy 12 months in 2023 throughout which he launched The Busyhead Mission, which helps and funds psychological well being organizations that present care to underserved communities; launched a deluxe version of Stick Season (We’ll All be Right here Without end), which pushed the album into the U.S. high 10 for the primary time; earned his first No. 1 on a Billboard airplay chart with “Dial Drunk,” following a recent combine with Put up Malone; and joined forces with Ranger Station on a Stick Season candle.
Hailing from North Shields, Fender bought his profession underway with the blessing of Britain’s tastemakers, as he received the Critics’ Selection Award on the 2019 BRIT Awards. Each of his full-length studio albums have gone to No. 1 on the Official U.Okay. Albums Chart, 2019’s Hypersonic Missiles and 2021’s Seventeen Going Underneath.
