John Morgan earns the number one song at country radio this week with his single, “Kid Myself.” Learn all the details here.
John Morgan is known as an incredible songwriter, but since embarking on his solo career, he has steadily built and incredible fanbase and even more incredible catalog of songs. “Kid Myself” has always been a standout track. This week, Morgan finally hit the top of the charts, earning his first number one single at country radio as a solo artist with no other than, “Kid Myself.”
Written by Morgan with Tyler Hubbard and Jordan Schmidt, “Kid Myself” is one of those songs that has instant appeal and clever wordplay. The track captures the regret of looking back on a past relationship and recognizing that, at the time, you were still figuring things out. With its honest lyrics and relatable message, Morgan reminds listeners that sometimes growing up means learning to take accountability for the things you wish you could change.
“But I was just a kid myself // I was just a kid myself // Didn’t know better than to wish you well // Baby, if you never could tell // I ain’t proud of how it all went down (I ain’t proud, went down) // If I could, I’d take it all back now (if I could, I’d take it back now) // I’d be lyin’ if I said I wasn’t wishin’ you were missin’ me like hell // But I don’t wanna kid myself (I don’t wanna kid myself) // Mm, I don’t wanna kid myself (I don’t wanna kid myself)”
Congrats to John Morgan and his team on his first solo number one single at country radio! We can’t wait to see what comes next for the singer!
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“Kid Myself” is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released tunes on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.
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Here are all of the new country songs that you need to know this week. Check-out the full list of incredible new songs that came out this new music Friday.
“Let The Lonely” – Kameron Marlowe
Kameron Marlowe continues to release his best music to date, adding, “Let The Lonely” to his growing catalog.
In conjunction with the release date for his debut album, Vincent Mason is sharing his new song, “Days Are Numbered.”
“Born In A Burning House” – Chase McDaniel
In his stunning debut album Lost Ones, Chase McDaniel shares his life stories. “Born In A Burning House,” one of the songs off the record is one of our absolute favorites.
“Slippery Slope” – Lauren Watkins ft. John Morgan
In a stunning pairing, Lauren Watkins and John Morgan show off their talents on new song, “Slippery Slope.”
“The Bridge” – Payton Smith
In his new album, The Bridge, Payton Smith drops ten new songs, including the catchy title track.
On their debut EP, Staring Over, the duo shows off their incredible talent and songwriting. “Happy Ever After” is the song that started it all.
“Head Spinning” – Coleman Jennings
Austin-based singer-songwriter Coleman Jennings will make his label debut with “Head Spinning.”
“Dog Years” – HARDY
In an incredible solo-write, HARDY proves why he’s one of the best modern songwriters in country music with his new song, “Dog Years.”
“20 Bucks” – Colin Stough
In his new song, “20 Bucks,” Colin Stough shows his grit and ability to create an absolute ear-worm of a song.
“Measure” – Corey Kent & Max McNown
“Measure” is a stunning story-telling song about the real riches in life. Both Corey Kent and Max McNown together made for an incredible song.
“Hardwood Floor (string session)” – Morgan Wade
Morgan Wade adds to her growing catalog of songs with, “Hardwood Floor (string session).”
“Broken Man” – Eddie And The Getaway
On his brand new EP, TUMBLEWEEDS & NICOTINE, Eddie And The Getaway show off their unique talent and musical arrangements. “Broken Man” is great example of that.
“Brake Lights” – Chris Young
Chris Young continues to embark on a new era of music, dropping his new song, “Brake Lights.”
Josh Ross’ debut album is officially here featuring new songs, like the title track.
“Everything I Wanted” – Evan Honer
Evan Honor’s third studio album Everything I Wanted is officially out now featuring a ton of new music including the title track.
“Little Birds” – Elizabeth Nichols
Making waves with her latest single, “Little Birds,” Elizabeth Nichols is showing no signs of slowing down.
“Tumbleweed” – Drake Milligan
Drake Milligan grows his catalog of songs with his new single, “Tumbleweed.”
“The One” – Georgia Webster
Independent artist, Georgia Webster shows off his singer-songwriting talent on new song, “The One.”
“Every Piece” – Hunter Hayes
Hunter Hayes continues to have a resurgence with his new song, “Every Piece.”
Join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news, announcements and releases.
Check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music‘ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.
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John Morgan shares his brand new debut album, Carolina Blue, out now on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.
Singer-songwriter John Morgan is ready to step into the forefront as an artist with the release of his debut album, Carolina Blue, out now. For the rising star, who has amassed a multitude of top ten hits as a writer, his debut full-length project shows him on the verge of stardom.
Signed to Jason Aldean’s Night Train Records imprint through BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville, Morgan’s debut features twelve new songs. He co-wrote the dozen tracks alongside Nashville hitmakers like Will Bundy, Tyler Hubbard, Tully Kennedy, Ben Hayslip and more. The Carolina native also played guitar on every song on the LP, which was produced by John and Brent Anderson.
Born and raised in the small town of Sylva, NC, Morgan grew up playing guitar and travelling with his family playing bluegrass music. He eventually transferred those skills to songwriting, making his way to Nashville in 2019 and immediately emerging as a powerful force in the community. “One of the blessings of being a songwriter first is that you write so many different things that your catalog becomes very broad. I’ve explored all kinds of sounds and in doing that it helped me eliminate what I’m not,” Morgan revealed in a statement.
Throughout the LP, Morgan stays true to his country roots, sliding effortlessly from rousing uptempo tunes to impassioned ballads, all with a unique lyrical style. “I try to hold a standard of making sure every line counts lyrically and then once you’ve got that you can be super creative on the sound part of it,” He says. “Hopefully that comes through in this album.”
The album roars in immediately with its opening track, “Way Out Would,” a muddy and twangy celebration of country living that pairs roaring electric guitars with twang before building to an energetic climax. Likewise, Morgan’s recent number one hit is the rousing “Friends Like That,” which pairs him with Aldean. On the bromance anthem, the pair trade verses about relying on good friends in tough times.
“I’m doing alright for the shape // I’m in Sitting by the fire with some damn good friends // Willie on my left, Jack on my right // Blowin’ that smoke on a Friday night // Waylon turned up on the JBL // Girl, you probably think I’m going through hell // But I don’t care if you never come back // ‘Cause who needs you when I got friends like that?”
“Crickets” provides a moment of levity, a bouncing summer anthem that’s perfect for barbecues and bonfires. “It’s a very catchy song,” he says of the playful track. “You’ve got to have some meatier songs with some strong messages, but you’ve also got to have something that’s fun, something that has a really solid lyric and storyline and that feels good.”
While Morgan can roar through an uptempo or a summer romp with the best of them, he truly shines on anthemic, building ballads. This includes the gorgeous “One More Sunset,” which finds him promising his last moments to someone special. Alternatively, “Kid Myself” finds him dealing with the fallout of a relationship that was never meant to last, while “She’ll Always Be” is a gorgeous sun-soaked heartbreak ballad about the one who got away.
Morgan is increasingly romantic on songs like the swoonworthy “A Lot To Say About You,” and the midtempo new perspective of “I Know Better.”
“Cause I know better days // Better nights A better way of living lost in your eyes // Up on cloud nine feeling things I thought I’d never // There ain’t no better smile // Ain’t no better kiss // Ain’t a memory I’ve made that compares to this // I thought the best part of my life was in the past forever But now that I know you I know better // Ooh baby, I know better”
Much of the Carolina native’s album finds him longing for home, evidenced on songs like the title track (“I’m doin’ fine, but tonight I’m kinda Carolina blue”), the soulful “Long Ride Home,” and “Without ‘Em,” a poignant celebration of the working class. “You won’t ever see their names in lights, Most people just pass’ em on by,” He sings of the people who make the world what it is. “Might not think too much about ‘em, but this world wouldn’t turn without ‘em.”
Carolina Blue ends with “How to Get Her,” a catchy uptempo that finds him musing about knowing how to get a girl, but not knowing how to get her back after a breakup. It’s clever turns of lyrics like that that elevate John Morgan’s music above the pack, while the song builds to a great instrumental section that’s perfect for a live show.
“I hope there’s relatability in how I write,” Morgan says of the album. “I don’t try to be anything I’m not. I’ve never been good at that, and I think people can snuff that out pretty quick. I hope these songs give people a message that there’s value in whatever they are doing. Hopefully, people will just feel their worth.”
Country Swag Picks:
Long Ride Home
Friends Like That
I Know Better
How to Get Her
Crickets
Carolina Blue Tracklist:
Way Out Would (John Morgan, Will Bundy, Randy Montana)
Long Ride Home (John Morgan, Tully Kennedy, Kurt Allison, Lydia Vaughan)
Friends Like That (feat. Jason Aldean) (John Morgan, Brent Anderson, Will Bundy, Lydia Vaughan)*
One More Sunset (John Morgan, Will Bundy, Michael Dulaney)
Know Better (John Morgan, Rocky Block, Will Bundy, Lydia Vaughan)
She’ll Always Be (John Morgan, Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy, Lydia Vaughan)
Carolina Blue (John Morgan, Smith Ahnquist, Will Bundy, Jeb Gipson)
Kid Myself (John Morgan, Tyler Hubbard, Jordan Schmidt)
Crickets (John Morgan, Zach Abend, Lydia Vaughan)
A Lot To Say About You (John Morgan, Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy, John Edwards)
Without ‘Em (John Morgan, Austin Goodloe, Ben Hayslip)
How To Get Her (John Morgan, Brent Anderson, Will Bundy, Hunter Phelps)
John Morgan shares his debut album, ‘Carolina Blue,’ out now on all streaming platforms.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future John Morgan releases.
Carolina Blue is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.
John Morgan shares new song, “Kid Myself,” out now, March 21st on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.
With each and every release, John Morgan proves just how talented he is as a songwriter and as an artist. His debut album, Carolina Blue is slated for release on April 25th. Until then, fans can enjoy the sneak peaks of the record. Today, the singer-songwriter shares a new song off the project called, “Kid Myself.”
Arguably our favorite John Morgan song to date, “Kid Myself” is clever, honest, and vulnerable. The song depicts how it feels to want a relationship to work, but realizing that you’re just not on the same timeline. In other words, everyone grows up at different rates. Morgan’s stunning vocals are on full effect through the song, but its the killer wordplay that we appreciate the most about the song.
“I don’t want to kid myself // Thinking the last kiss wasn’t the last // You probably would’ve called by now // if you ever wanted this boy back // But I don’t want to kid myself // Girl I was just a kid myself // Didn’t know better than to wish you well // Baby if you never could tell // I ain’t proud of how it all went back // if I could I’d take it all back now // I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t wishing you were missing me like hell // but I don’t want to kid myself”
Morgan continues to showcase why he is an up and coming artist to look out for in country music. Definitely keep him on your radar!
John Morgan shares new song, “Kid Myself,” ahead of debut album, ‘Carolina Blue.’
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future John Morgan releases.
“Kid Myself” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.
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John Morgan shares new song, “Crickets,” out now, January 24th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.
Hit songwriter, John Morgan continues to firmly plant his feet as a recording artist in country music. Every release so far continues to grow his undeniable star power, while showing fans exactly the type of music he will continue to create. To kick off 2025, Morgan is sharing a brand new song with fans called, “Crickets.”
Morgan’s new single is one of his best songs to date. “Crickets’ is a feel-good, mid-tempo song that feels catchy, sultry, and has that country flair all at the same time. A testament to staying in the moment and enjoying the present, “Crickets” celebrates all the little moments in a blossoming relationship.
“Ooo don’t even need that radio on, as long as it’s me and her alone // and crickets // And crickets // Yeah, just crickets // Got our lips too tired up // Kissin’ // The way things goin’ think I know where we’re gettin’ // Ain’t much talkin’ goin’ on // That girl, she’s makin’ my new favorite country song // Crickets // Out here in the dark // Where the river runs // Got the stars wishin’ they were us, yeah // I wanna turn it up all night long // Yeah she’s makin’ my new favorite country song // Crickets”
Morgan continues to showcase why he is an up and coming artist to look out for in country music. Definitely keep him on your radar!
John Morgan shares new song, “Crickets”, out now on all streaming platforms.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future John Morgan releases.
“Crickets” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.
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John Morgan shares new song, “I Know Better,” out now, November 15th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.
Hit songwriter, John Morgan continues to firmly plant his feet as a recording artist in country music. Every release so far has showcased his star power. While “Cold Summer In San Antone” was one of our favorites, Morgan’s brand new song, out today, “I Know Better” is just as great!
Morgan brings his incredible talent to the forefront on “I Know Better.” The song feels nostalgic, honest, and vulnerable, while having listeners excited for the best days of their lives. Throughout the track, Morgan talks about all the good moments in his life, eventually sharing, that those moments pale in comparison to meeting the love of his life. The song feels like a warm hug and a jam all at the same time.
“I used to think that // Catching a lynchburg buzz was the best kinda Friday night // And I never thought that I could get any higher than that mile high time out in Telluride // Didn’t think my heart would ever beat at fast as when I hit 120 on the dash // It’s funny looking back at everything I did // Thinking that was as good as it gets // Cause I know better days, better nights // A better way of living, lost in your eyes // UP on cloud nine // feeling things, I thought I’d never // there ain’t no better smile // Ain’t no better kiss”
Morgan continues to showcase why he is an up and coming artist to look out for in country music. Definitely keep him on your radar!
John Morgan shares new song, “I Know Better,” out now on all streaming platforms.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future John Morgan releases.
“I Know Better” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.
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John Morgan shares new song, “Long Ride Home,” out now, September 6th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.
Hit songwriter, John Morgan continues to firmly plant his feet as a recording artist in country music. Every release so far has showcased his star power. While “Cold Summer In San Antone” was one of our favorites, Morgan’s brand new song gives it a run for its money. “Long Ride Home” is officially out today.
“Long Ride Home” is a simple, yet impactful song about love and missing someone. Throughout the track, Morgan pays homage to the blue-collar workers who often have to leave their loved ones in order to work. The singer’s vocals are convincing and mesmerizing throughout the beautiful song. “Long Ride Home” embodies exactly what country music is about.
“The sun setting on the sate line of Alabama // watching the welcome sign fly by // little red in my eyes, got the radio up and my Ray Bans on // 2000 miles can get a little lonely // when there’s a voice on the phone saying baby come back // that angel waiting on the other side of morning keeps the horses running fast // It’s gonna be a long ride home // Rollin 18 wheels down an open road // hauling a heartache and a heavy load // It’s just another long night alone”
Morgan continues to showcase why he is an up and coming artist to look out for in country music. Definitely keep him on your radar!
John Morgan shares new song, “Long Ride Home,” out now on all streaming platforms.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future John Morgan releases.
“Long Ride Home” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.
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John Morgan releases his brand new debut EP, Remember Us?, out now on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.
For BBR Music Group recording artist and acclaimed songwriter John Morgan, Remember Us? marks his debut EP as an artist. Featuring six new songs co-written by Morgan, the collection features a wide range of anthemic country and heartbreak tunes.
The North Carolina native is best known for writing Jason Aldean and Carrie Underwood’s chart-topping duet, “If I Didn’t Love You,” and partnered with Aldean and his bandmates Kurt Allison and Tully Kennedy to co-write and co-produce select tracks. Other contributors on the project include Rodney Clawson, Will Bundy, Justin Wilson, Ben Hayslip, and David Lee Murphy, but at the end of the day, it’s pure Morgan.
“I’m proud to put out this project, so people can really see what I’ve been doing the last couple of years,” says Morgan in a statement. “I haven’t just been writing songs for other people. I hope they see the time that’s put into the details. A lot of these songs are two or three years old. They’ve stood the test of time and are still some of my favorites. They are special to me in different ways. I hope the EP really gives people an opportunity to see me establishing myself as an artist and not just a songwriter. These songs are true to me, and I hope people connect with them.”
Heartbreak and longing are common themes on Remember Us?, weaving their way through the nostalgic title track, as well as songs like “Cold Summer in San Antone” and “Ain’t the Leaving.” “Remember Us” finds him forgetting the bad and reminiscing about only the good parts of a past love, as he’s a man “stuck here in the could’ve been, caught up in the used to be.”
“Cold Summer in San Antone” is an immediate standout, a stirring country ballad that finds him dealing with the ice around a broken heart.
“It’s been a cold summer in San Antone // Well, that Texas sun don’t even feel like it’s on // It’s a hundred and somethin’, damn near record high //But it’s minus one in this bedroom tonight // I wonder if she even knows // That it’s been a cold, cold summer in San Antone”
Meanwhile, “Ain’t the Leaving” may also be about a broken relationship, but it’s a blistering and stadium-ready anthem that finds him grappling with goodbye. “It ain’t the goodbye, it ain’t two taillights that keep me up all night, with a half empty glass, girl it’s the knowing, you won’t stop going, it’s starting to sink in,” He proclaims. “It ain’t the leaving, it’s the not coming back.”
Clever lyrics are commonplace on Remember Us?, especially noticeable on “Friends Like That” and “Won’t Be As Good.” The latter is a gritty and almost swampy stomp about how someone special makes life a whole lot better, while “Friends Like That” finds him seeking solace in friends like Willie and Jack.
“I’m doing alright for the shape I’m in //Sitting by a fire with some damn good friends //Willie on my left, Jack on my right //Blowin’ that smoke on a Friday night // Waylon turned up on the JBL //Girl, you probably think I’m going through hell //But I don’t care, if you never come back‘Cause who needs you when I got friends like that”
The final song on the EP is “Ain’t Been There Yet,” starting with a Sam Hunt-esque spoken word intro that segues into a full out mid-tempo country tune as Morgan looks for somewhere to forget an ex. “There’s gotta be somewhere I can go…Where I can just go to forget, Wherever it is, I ain’t been there yet.”
For John Morgan, Remember Us? may mark his debut EP, but it’s certainly one that won’t be forgotten.
Remember Us? EP Tracklist:
Won’t Be As Good (John Morgan, Will Bundy, Rodney Clawson, Justin Wilson)
Remember Us (John Morgan, Kyle Fishman, Rodney Clawson, Justin Wilson)
Friends Like That (John Morgan, Brent Anderson, Will Bundy, Lydia Vaughan)
Cold Summer In San Antone (John Morgan, Ben Hayslip, Will Bundy)
It Ain’t the Leavin’ (John Morgan, Kyle Fishman, Casey Beathard, Josh Thompson, Rocky Block)
Ain’t Been There Yet (John Morgan, Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy, David Lee Murphy)
Country Swag Picks:
Cold Summer in San Antone
Won’t Be As Good
Friends Like That
John Morgan shares his debut EP, ‘Remember Us?,’ out now on all streaming platforms.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future John Morgan releases.
Remember Us? is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.
John Morgan shares new song, “Cold Summer in San Antone,” out now, August 4th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.
Hit songwriter, John Morgan continues to firmly plant his feet as a recording artist in country music. His previous release, “Sorry Not Sorry” showed his grit as a true-blue country artist. Today, the singer is adding to his growing catalog of original music with his new song, “Cold Summer In San Antone,” out now.
Morgan’s new song is a slower, almost ballad, which truly showcases his incredible vocals. “Cold Summer In San Antone” is the age old story about missing the person you are no longer with to the point where everything seems backwards. Relatable and heartbreaking, the new song is one of Morgan’s best to date.
“I crawl out of bed // Put my old boots on // Head off to work // and straight back home // I don’t read the paper // I don’t watch TV // I’ve had about all the bad news I need // It’s been a cold summer in San Antone // That Texas sun don’t even feel like it’s on // It’s a 100 something down there, record high // But it’s not as warm in this bedroom tonight // I wonder if she even knows // that it’s been a cold, cold, summer in San Antone”
Morgan continues to showcase why he is an up and coming artist to look out for in country music. Definitely keep him on your radar!
John Morgan shares brand new song, “Cold Summer In San Antone,” out now on all streaming platforms.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future John Morgan releases.
“Cold Summer in San Antone” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.
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John Morgan shares new single, “Sorry Not Sorry,” out now, March 3rd on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new song below.
Hit songwriter, John Morgan continues to firmly plant his feet as a recording artist in country music. While his previous releases showcased different sides of his artistry, his new song, “Sorry Not Sorry” is showcasing his true-blue country roots. The new song is officially out now.
Written by Morgan with Justin Wilson, Rodney Clawson, and Will Bundy and produced by Jason Aldean, along with his long-time bandmates and hit songwriters Kurt Allison and Tully Kennedy, “Sorry Not Sorry” is a special type of song. Throughout the verses, Morgan takes fan on a journey of being unapologetically yourself no matter what.
“Blame it on a back row Baptist // blame it on a farmer’s tan // Blame it on a home cooking mama // And a hard-working John Deere man // If you think I’m a little hard-headed // Way too stuck in my ways // I think you might be a little more than a dollar short and a day too late // Sorry not sorry for the redneck shoal ring on my butt // Sorry not sorry for the gun in the rack and the dog in the back of this truck”
Featuring catchy lyrics and an undeniable melody, “Sorry Not Sorry” is a song that will get stuck in your head time and time again. Morgan truly cements his sound with this new jam.
John Morgan shares new song, “Sorry Not Sorry,” out now.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future John Morgan releases.
“Sorry Not Sorry” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.
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