Carolina Blue John Morgan
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Album-Release:
2025
HRA-Release:
25.04.2025
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- 1 Way Out Would 03:31
- 2 Long Ride Home 03:31
- 3 Friends Like That (feat. Jason Aldean) 03:06
- 4 One More Sunset 03:27
- 5 I Know Better 03:36
- 6 She'll Always Be 03:17
- 7 Carolina Blue 03:20
- 8 Kid Myself 03:29
- 9 Crickets 03:36
- 10 A Lot To Say About You 03:22
- 11 Without 'Em 03:07
- 12 How To Get Her 04:59
Info for Carolina Blue
“With Carolina Blue, I hope there’s relatability in the songs we chose and that the lyrics within them strike a chord,” John shares of his excitement of the debut. “I’m a dad and married and in a different stage of life than I was when I first moved from North Carolina to Nashville. I don’t try to be anything I’m not. I’ve never been good at that and know folks can snuff that out pretty quick. I hope these songs give people a message that there’s value in whatever they are doing. Most of the people that hear this are working the blue collar jobs I’d be doing if this wasn’t working and I want them to hear their stories and feel their worth in this album.”
Having “already established his bonafides in the songwriting realm” (Billboard), being lauded as an “accomplished songwriter” by People and “Music City Songwriting Star” by the Tennessean, the boldly gritty North Carolina native will deliver a tantalizing robust 12-track debut. A brilliantly curated collection of songs, the authentically humble and tenaciously driven powerhouse artist – who has “stadium-ready written all over him” (All Country News) – not only co-wrote every track on the project but also co-produced it alongside Brent Anderson.
Exploring the complex layers of relationships a man can have with women throughout his life – whether he’s yearning for momma’s cooking and a Smoky Mountain porch or going on-and-on about the one who caught his eye – the record includes the previously released “I Know Better,” the blue-collar, 18-wheeler anthem “Long Ride Home,” and today’s jaunty new track “Crickets” that boasts a tempo-ready groove proving that sometimes Mother Nature is the only soundtrack needed.
John Morgan
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