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“Used to Love You Sober” marks a significant milestone in Kane Brown’s career, as it was his debut single that propelled him into the country music spotlight. Released initially on October 21, 2015, Brown’s birthday, the song quickly gained traction, showcasing his distinctive vocal style and raw emotional delivery.

The song’s narrative delves into the familiar territory of heartbreak and the struggle to cope with the pain of a lost love. It poignantly captures the essence of using alcohol as a temporary escape from the lingering memories of a past relationship.

What sets Brown’s rendition apart is his ability to infuse the song with a unique blend of vulnerability and strength. His rich, resonant voice conveys the depth of the character’s emotions, drawing listeners into the story and making them feel the weight of his heartache.

The success of “Used to Love You Sober” played a crucial role in securing Brown’s record deal with Sony / RCA Nashville in January 2016. The song was subsequently re-released on February 16, 2016, further solidifying his presence in the country music scene. It was also featured on his second EP and major label debut, “Chapter 1,” which was released in March 2016.

This song not only introduced Kane Brown to a wider audience but also highlighted his potential to become a prominent figure in country music. His ability to connect with listeners through his heartfelt lyrics and powerful vocals has resonated with fans, making “Used to Love You Sober” a memorable and impactful debut.

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