Morgan's story begins in Sylva, North Carolina, where he was immersed in bluegrass music from a young age. Touring the festival circuit with his family band, he developed a deep appreciation for traditional American music, laying the foundation for his authentic country sound.
A Chance Encounter:
In a twist of fate, a casual conversation during an Uber ride connected Morgan with songwriter John Edwards. This serendipitous meeting led to further introductions within Jason Aldean's team, propelling Morgan into the heart of Nashville's music scene.
Songwriting Success:
Morgan's talent quickly shone through as he co-wrote "If I Didn't Love You," a duet performed by Jason Aldean and Carrie Underwood that became a massive hit. He candidly shares the whirlwind experience of writing the song under tight deadlines, unaware of the career-defining impact it would have.
On the Road with Aldean:
Touring with Jason Aldean brought its own set of challenges and memorable moments. Morgan recounts a humorous incident where he was unexpectedly called to hit a high note in front of 30,000 fans, leading to a lighthearted mishap that endeared him to audiences and solidified his stage presence.
Balancing Fame and Family:
Despite his rising fame, Morgan remains grounded, juggling his music career with the responsibilities of fatherhood to three young children. He emphasizes the importance of family and the drive it gives him to succeed, embodying the values of hard work and dedication.