Noah Kahan released the video for his-new single, ‘The Great Divide’, which is taken from the forthcoming album of the same name later this spring.
Kahan recorded the track in Vermont at Guilford Sound. The track has become the American musician’s highest streaming launch to date. The track comes as news of Kahan’s fourth studio album is expected in late April.
The music video for the release has also landed during the GRAMMY Awards. Shot in Nashville by director Parker Schmidt, the video brings the song’s profound themes to life.
2026 marks a great start for the ‘Stick Season’ songwriter. “The Great Divide” paired Kahan again with Gabe Simon, who produced his stunning last record, along with Aaron Dessner, on a farm near Nashville, Gold Pacific Studios, and at Dessner’s renowned Long Pond Studio in New York.
Noah Kahan also announced a run of stadium shows in the United States for the summer, starting in Orlando on 11 June.
“The Great Divide” is out on Mercury Records on 24 April 2026.
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