
As his career and artistry evolve, Morray is certainly an artist to keep your eye out for. Many of his tracks reflect the hardship of coming from humble beginnings, but despite this, Morray provides an infectious and motivating energy to each one.
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Though relatively new, Morray is an artist full of potential - from his writing, vocal performances, and affinity for boundary-pushing styles. Though he is in the midst of a career that many artists dream of, he is always motivated to succeed further. On the track he raps, "I still dream about the money now it’s easier to reach it / I'm still grasping at the bag ‘cause lord knows that I need it," reflecting a moment of vulnerability where Morray admits that despite the luxuries of fame, his struggles are far from over. The Fayetteville, NC rapper talked about the struggles he. Morray's most recent single, "kingdom," was released earlier this month providing fans with a unique combination of soulful piano chords and trap percussion. Morray released his debut album Street Sermons featuring his breakthrough single Quicksand. There is a tangible sense of community to each of his tracks, which becomes amplified by their respective videos full of group shots and personal moments. with the bounce of Outkast to produce something that is entirely his own - all while recounting the trauma of his broken childhood, and the pressure he feels to provide for others before himself.

On "dreamland," Morray combines the soulfulness of Big K.R.I.T. Like some of his contemporaries including RMR and Rod Wave, one of the biggest appeals to Morray is his mastery of songwriting while blending together uncommon musical styles. It seems that this choice paid off, as the popularity of "quicksand" propelled him onto hip-hop's main stage as one of 2021's most promising new artists. Morray told Genius that "quicksand" was created partially out of a desire to be himself and recount his own struggle, while also counting his blessings and the mistakes he avoided. Many of his tracks like "quicksand" or "kingdom" focus on a narrative of perseverance, responsibility, and the importance of being authentic both before and after fame. Since "quicksand" went viral, Morray has released five other singles - each one critically acclaimed and carefully produced. Today, Morray has around 2 million monthly Spotify listeners, a significant social media following, and a story to tell. Though things are picking up for the North Carolina singer/rapper, there were times when the future didn't look too promising.Įverything changed at the end of October last year, when Morray released the video for "quicksand." Since then, the video has amassed more than 23 million views, and Morray quickly began making headlines for his unique synthesis of R&B, trap, and Southern hip-hop. Expanding the horizon of hip-hop with his earnest writing and vocal style, Morray is certainly an artist paving his own path to success.
