(Nashville, Tennessee – June 13, 2024) – Rising artist Connor Daly is excited to announce the release of his new album Colors Fade on July 26, 2024, across all major streaming platforms. The album features twelve tracks all written by Daly, showcasing his storytelling prowess and musical versatility.

Excited about the release, Daly states, “I’m thrilled to share ‘Colors Fade’ with everyone. This album is a reflection of my journey and the stories I’ve gathered along the way. Each song holds a piece of my heart, and I hope listeners find their own stories within these tracks.”

The first single from the album, “You In Tennessee,” will be released on June 15. This heartfelt country ballad captures the essence of longing and love rooted in a specific place. It tells the story of a 23-year-old narrator who, despite being enticed by the allure of global adventures and majestic sights, finds the greatest joy in the simple pleasure of being with a loved one in Tennessee. The song paints vivid imagery of familiar streets, orange sunsets, and the profound happiness found in the presence of a cherished partner.

The new single, “You In Tennessee,” comes on the heels of Daly’s most recent release, “Ain’t Got A Cape.” “Ain’t Got a Cape” is a song about love, loss, and the painful acknowledgment of one’s limitations in the face of another’s struggles. Daly captures the crispness of fall and the bittersweet memories of a past love. The official music video for “Ain’t Got A Cape,” filmed in cooperation with the Ashland Police and Fire Department and produced by Charlotte Avenue Entertainment, adds a visual narrative to the heartfelt ballad and is available to watch here.

The highly anticipated full-length album includes songs co-produced by Kyle Lewis and Todd Tidwell such as “Colors Fade,” “Cycle Of Us,” “Fallin’ For My Friend,” “Roots,” “She’s My Summer Sky,” and “You In Tennessee.” Additionally, tracks including “Ain’t Got A Cape,” “Black And Blue,” “Fake One Tear” (featuring Mary Heather Hickman), “Get Used To This,” “My Name,” and “Worked Harder” were produced by William Gawley.