CAMERON – “Love Me Like Your Ex”

Nashville gets labeled a country town, but pure pop music can crash through when someone brings real energy. “Love Me Like Your Ex” is an absolute blast that hits right from the start and it’s one of the best releases I discovered this week. CAMERON crafted something special alongside producers Logan Lanning and Gino Quartucc.

Dating someone who cannot stop bringing up their past partner is an exhausting feeling. Questioning if you have to transform into someone’s former lover just to keep their attention is a real head-trip, yet the production flips that anxiety on its head. You get a lot of lively energy that makes you want to dance through the drama rather than sit around brooding. It balances raw, vulnerable lyrics with a club-ready rhythm that feels both personal and huge.

The music lands so well because of how natural it sounds. The melody feels completely effortless, which makes sense given his habit of testing out initial vocal ideas in total gibberish until the right words fit together like a finished puzzle. That intuition shines through in every second. Drawing inspiration from contemporary icons like Troye Sivan and Tate McRae, CAMERON moves away from his earlier 80s influence to embrace a sleek, modern edge.

At just 23, he shows clear artistic growth since his debut single “I Can Take You Home” last year. His vocal confidence keeps rising, proving that taking creative risks pays off. Whether you are getting ready for a night out or driving around late listening through your headphones, this release lands in all the right places.

Definitely check out CAMERON’s previous releases to hear how his sound has evolved. Be sure to follow CAMERON to stay updated about new releases for the rest of this year!