John Morgan’s Debut Album ‘Carolina Blue’ Features No. 1 Hit With Jason Aldean
The post John Morgan’s Debut Album ‘Carolina Blue’ Features No. 1 Hit With Jason Aldean appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Singer/songwriter John Morgan Credit: Matthew Berinato John Morgan has an impressive track record as a songwriter with cuts by Thomas Rhett, Dustin Lynch, and others, as well as two No. 1 hits for Jason Aldean (“Trouble With A Heartbreak” and Aldean’s duet with Carrie Underwood, “If I Didn’t Love You). But Morgan is also a singer and accomplished musician, and has just released his own album as an artist. He’s off to an exceptional start as one of his singles, a song called “Friends Like That” featuring Jason Aldean, has already made it to No. 1. Morgan, who spent the past five years writing hits for other artists, says it’s been a time to build his skills as a songwriter, as well as figure out his own style as an artist. “I’ve enjoyed writing for other people and embracing the writing side of things, but also, while maybe not figuring out what my own sound was, I was able to figure out what it wasn’t. I was able to look at different things and say, this is cool, but if it were me, I would do it this way.” Along the way, he also filed away ideas he thought would suit him down the road as a singer or performer. Fast forward to now, the North Carolina-native has a collection of 12 songs, all of which he co-wrote, for his debut album Carolina Blue. Cover of John Morgan’s debut album “Carolina Blue” Photo Credit: Matthew Berinato The title track gives offers a glimpse into his background. Morgan grew up in the small town of Sylva, nestled deep in the Greater Smoky Mountains of North Carolina., “That song’s pretty special to me,” he says. “It gives you a little insight into what my home life was like for me, and still…
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Singer/songwriter John Morgan Credit: Matthew Berinato John Morgan has an impressive track record as a songwriter with cuts by Thomas Rhett, Dustin Lynch, and others, as well as two No. 1 hits for Jason Aldean (“Trouble With A Heartbreak” and Aldean’s duet with Carrie Underwood, “If I Didn’t Love You). But Morgan is also a singer and accomplished musician, and has just released his own album as an artist. He’s off to an exceptional start as one of his singles, a song called “Friends Like That” featuring Jason Aldean, has already made it to No. 1. Morgan, who spent the past five years writing hits for other artists, says it’s been a time to build his skills as a songwriter, as well as figure out his own style as an artist. “I’ve enjoyed writing for other people and embracing the writing side of things, but also, while maybe not figuring out what my own sound was, I was able to figure out what it wasn’t. I was able to look at different things and say, this is cool, but if it were me, I would do it this way.” Along the way, he also filed away ideas he thought would suit him down the road as a singer or performer. Fast forward to now, the North Carolina-native has a collection of 12 songs, all of which he co-wrote, for his debut album Carolina Blue. Cover of John Morgan’s debut album “Carolina Blue” Photo Credit: Matthew Berinato The title track gives offers a glimpse into his background. Morgan grew up in the small town of Sylva, nestled deep in the Greater Smoky Mountains of North Carolina., “That song’s pretty special to me,” he says. “It gives you a little insight into what my home life was like for me, and still…
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