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    Country Singer-Songwriter Kameron Marlowe

    Country Singer-Songwriter Kameron Marlowe

    FromBehind The Rose

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    Country Singer-Songwriter Kameron Marlowe

    FromBehind The Rose

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    Length:
    29 minutes
    Released:
    Jul 8, 2021
    Format:
    Podcast episode

    Description

    So while Erik was at Country Jam watching Luke Combs, this guy caught his ear and he chased him down to come on the podcast! Kameron Marlowe (@kameronmarlowemusic) is fresh on the scene with "Sober As A Drunk" and his new song "Giving You Up." You're going to love the story of how that song came to be. It wasn't pretty! Also, Kameron tells us how whenThe Voice reached out to him he thought he was being punked.
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    Released:
    Jul 8, 2021
    Format:
    Podcast episode

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    Don't be fooled by the glitz and glam of reality television; it's not all sunshine and roses. A bad edit can turn you into someone you don't even recognize, something Bachelor franchise alum & DJ, Blake Horstmann, knows first-hand. He is joined by friend Erik Bradley as they set out to humanize the "villains" and check in with cast members from a range of reality shows who haven't had the opportunity to set the record straight (until now). Your hosts also chat about recent episodes of popular shows and the ever-evolving pulse of the DJ industry. So come Behind the Rose for exclusive interviews with real, three-dimensional people who explain what really went down behind their edit. They're ready to spill it all, and America's favorite stage-coach is ready to hold their hand and hold up the mic.