MAKIE Releases “Will You Love Me When”, New Americana Duet Featuring Shawn Mullins

Produced nipasẹ Brian Collins ati Will Turpin (Collective Soul), awọn live-captured duet bẹrẹ MAKIE ká tobi vinyl album, Constellations, out this fall.
Indie Country/Americana artist MAKIE ṣiṣe titun single rẹ, “Will You Love Me When,” pẹlu Grammy-nọmba, #1 charting singer-songwriter Shawn Mullins, ti o wa loni lori gbogbo awọn pataki itọju. Constellations, gbọdọ wa lati wa ni akọsilẹ akọsilẹ.
Tọkasi ni Real to Reel Studios ni Atlanta, "Will You Love Me When" ni a live-tẹlẹ Americana duet iwadi awọn ọna ọna ọna - nibẹ iwaju, iyanu, ati iṣoro ti wa ni awọn ti o dara julọ. Awọn song ti a ṣe nipasẹ Brian Collins (CMA artist ati singer-songwriter) ati Will Turpin of Collective Soul, nipasẹ Atlanta-pẹlu gbóògì egbe Real People Music.
“This song asks a question so many of us carry quietly,” says MAKIE. “Will you love me when life gets messy — when we’re not at our best? Recording it live felt like the only honest way to tell that story.”
Known for his enduring influence in modern Americana and pop songwriting, Mullins rose to international recognition with hits including “Lullaby” and “Shimmer.” His feature on “Will You

Love Me When” offers a rare recent recorded collaboration and adds a timeless emotional weight to the track’s intimate storytelling.
“Will You Love Me When” ti wa ni aṣayan ninu gbogbo awọn orilẹ-ede. Awọn singles siwaju sii lati Constellations will be released throughout 2026 ahead of the full vinyl release this fall.
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Release Information:
Artist: MAKIE feat. Shawn Mullins
Single: “Will You Love Me When”
Album: Tọkasi (tọkasi vinyl gbigbe)
Release Date: February 13, 2026
Genre: Americana / Indie Country

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About Makie:
Awọn akọkọ lati ọkọ ofurufu ọkọ ofurufu ni Blue Earth, Minnesota, MAKIE ti ṣe ọna rẹ si awọn Deep South lẹhin ṣiṣe nipasẹ awọn USA - lati New York City to Los Angeles - ati ni agbaye. Ṣiṣe Americana, indie folk, ati awọn orilẹ-ede, awọn ọrọ rẹ ṣeto si Lucinda Williams, Jewel, Jenny Lewis ati Kacey Musgraves.
MAKIE’s songwriting has earned notable placement in film. Her song “Magic,” co-written with composer Gene Micofsky (winner of Best Original Score for Heart of Texas at Cannes Film Festival), ti a ti kọ fun ati fi si ni awọn akọkọ film Sunny Daze, ni akọkọ ti Jason Wiles ati Lonnie Chavis. MAKIE ati Micofsky tun co-wore “Believe Again”, ti a ti kọ fun ati fi si awọn film Adventures of the Naked Umbrella, ni akọkọ Jeremy Davies ati Taryn Manning. MAKIE jẹ tun a Off-Broadway akọkọ, olori, ati olori, ati jẹ ẹgbẹ ti awọn akọkọ’ Equity Association ati SAG-AFTRA.
In December, MAKIE was personally invited by the Cathy family to debut her original song, “Good Old Fashioned Christmas,” at the Chick-fil-A Headquarters Christmas devotional. Faith and family remain central themes in MAKIE’s work and life, reflected throughout Constellations, an album dedicated to her late father, Rahn Greimann, founder and publisher of Performance Horse Digest, a national equine publication.
“Will You Love Me When” is available now worldwide. Additional singles from Constellations will be released throughout 2026 ahead of the full vinyl release this fall.
Awọn Shawn Mullins:
After early indie releases and growing buzz in the Atlanta music scene, Shawn Mullins rose to international success with Soul’s Core (1998), featuring awọn oniwe-Grammy-nominated No. 1 hit “Lullaby.” O si si tun gba awọn AAA/Americana No. 1 “Beautiful Wreck,” ati awọn oniwe-iwe “Shimmer” ti a lo ni ifowosowopo ti awọn 2000 Summer Olympics ati ni ibamu lori awọn Dawson’s Creek soundtrack. Mullins tun kopara awọn Zac Brown Band ká No. 1 country hit “Toes,”, ti o da awọn supergroup The Thorns pẹlu Matthew Sweet ati Pete Droge, ati awọn re-visited Soul’s Core pẹlu Soul’s Core Revival, pẹlu awọn igbeyewo titun pẹlu awọn iyipada titun.

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