Parker McCollum just gave us another reason to count the days until his next record drops. The Texas-born singer-songwriter released a brand-new track, “Hope That I’m Enough,” from his upcoming self-titled album PARKER MCCOLLUM, due out June 27 — and y’all, it cuts deep in the best way.

Following the lead single “What Kinda Man,” this latest release finds Parker reckoning with the kind of doubts that’ll hit home for anyone who’s ever wondered if they’re truly enough for someone else. Written by McCollum, Matt Jenkins, and Jessi Alexander, and produced by Frank Liddell and Eric Masse, the song is a stripped-back confessional that puts vulnerability front and center. It’s honest. It’s raw. It’s classic Parker.

“It’s about those quiet moments when you’re lying in bed next to someone you love and hoping they see all the good in you — even when you don’t always see it yourself.”

Listen to “Hope That I’m Enough” and you’ll hear the emotional fingerprints of an artist who isn’t afraid to dig deep.

A Record Rooted in Truth

PARKER MCCOLLUM was recorded at the legendary Power Station studio in NYC and produced by Frank Liddell, the same name behind landmark records for Miranda Lambert and Lee Ann Womack. Parker says this project leans into his wild years, personal pressure, bad choices, and the hard-earned grace that follows. It’s the kind of growth you hear in the quiet between the notes.

If this song is any indication, PARKER MCCOLLUM is going to be his most personal and complete project to date.

Pre-save the album now and get ready for what might be one of the most honest country records of the year.

Already Catching Fire

Between this album release and his newly announced PARKER MCCOLLUM TOUR this fall, 2025 is shaping up to be a monster year for the platinum-selling, chart-topping, fan-beloved McCollum. With four straight No. 1s, a handful of award wins, and sold-out shows across the country, he’s proving he’s not just another name on the radio — he’s the next legacy act in the making.

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