Artist Bio —
Morrison Conway

Raised on the backroads and now carving his name into the West, Morrison Conway is a singer-songwriter reclaiming the soul of American music. With a voice that sounds like it’s lived a hundred lives and lyrics that cut like truth, he blends outlaw country, California soul, and a flicker of rock-and-roll myth—heat and hurt in equal measure.

His forthcoming debut album, Far West, isn’t just a record. It’s a hunger. A mirage that beckons and disappears, then beckons again. You won’t find it on any map, but you’ll know when you’re close—when the air thickens with memory and the road starts to feel like a confession.

Far West is exile and ecstasy. Dust, desire, and the danger of getting what you want. A place untamed and half-vanished. Songs as invitations. Longing as law.

On stage, Morrison doesn’t perform—he confesses. Gripping the mic like a secret too long kept, he makes every song feel like something you almost remember.

Far West is coming. And once you hear it, part of you won’t come back.