Kip Moore Announces New Album, “Slowheart,” for Sept. 8 + Track Listing

Kip Moore Announces New Album, “Slowheart,” for Sept. 8 + Track Listing

Kip Moore announced today (June 21) that he will release his third studio album, Slowheart, on Sept 8.

The 13-track offering features 11 songs that Kip co-wrote, including his current single, “More Girls Like You,” which is No. 21 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart after 18 weeks.

“This is the record I’ve been waiting to make,” said Kip in a press release. “The one that leaves you with a peace in your heart, knowing you did it exactly the way you wanted to. The one that makes it okay if you fail, because it truly came from your soul and no other place. You can’t go wrong if you can lay your head on your pillow with no regrets.”

Kip is currently on the road this summer, playing some of country music’s biggest festivals. He’s also scheduled to tour the United Kingdom in the fall, including stops in Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow and London.

Slowheart Track List With Songwriters

  1. “Plead the Fifth” – Luke Dick, Josh Kear
  2. “Just Another Girl” – Kip Moore, Westin Davis, Ben Helson
  3. “I’ve Been Around” – Kip Moore, Dan Couch
  4. “Fast Women” – Kip Moore, Blair Daly, Westin Davis, Troy Verges
  5. “Bittersweet Company” – Kip Moore, Josh Miller, Troy Verges
  6. “Sunburn” – Kip Moore, David Garcia, Josh Miller, Steven Olsen
  7. “More Girls Like You” – Kip Moore, Steven Olsen, Josh Miller, David Garcia
  8. “The Bull” – Jon Randall, Luke Dick
  9. “Blonde” – Kip Moore, Steven Olsen, Josh Miller, David Garcia
  10. “Good Thing” – Kip Moore, Josh Miller, Troy Verges
  11. “Last Shot” – Kip Moore, Dan Couch, David Lee Murphy
  12. “Try Again” – Kip Moore, David Garcia, Josh Miller
  13. “Guitar Man”  – Kip Moore, Dan Couch, Westin Davis

photo by Jason Simanek

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