Kane Brown has renewed his partnership with longtime label home Sony Music Nashville (SMN), signing a new, multi-album, global deal with the label.

Brown has been with Sony Music Nashville for a decade. In that time, he has earned two RIAA Diamond-certified songs, “What Ifs” and “Heaven,” as well as 12 No. 1 Billboard Country Airplay hits, in addition to selling out shows in stadiums and arenas globally. He’s also been honored for his philanthropic work with The Boys & Girls Club, including receiving the Country Radio Seminar humanitarian award, and the champion of youth award from The Boys & Girls Club.

“I’m really excited about my partnership with Sony Music,” Brown said in a statement. “We’ve built something special together over the years, and I’ve got so much respect for Taylor , Ken , Margaret and the whole Sony Nashville team. It feels like we’re just getting started.”

“Kane has been an undeniable force who has pushed the boundaries in country music for the past 10 years,” added Lindsey in a statement. “His talent, great music and ability to connect with his fans is what sets him apart. We are so excited to be his partner as he enters this new era of creativity and look forward to being on this journey with him.”

Brown celebrated the new era of partnership with Sony with the recent release of his new song and music video, “Woman.”

Beyond music, Brown has also earned roles in film and television as an actor and executive producer, and is a founder of Verse2, a publishing venture in partnership with Sony Music Publishing. Later this year, Brown will also launch his new Nashville bar, Kane’s On Broadway.