Morgan James

On her sophomore album,Reckless Abandon, James casts an unbreakable spell with a

powerhouse voice and a soulful poise. Freedom and expansion are the threads that bind the collection of 12 original, co-penned tracks with writers from LA to NYC to Nashville and in between. The result is an fusion of pop, funk, and R&B with a classic approach.

James delivers an impassioned performance that showcases her virtuosic vocal range that spans from sultry to spontaneous and controlled, effortlessly. From The Juilliard School to Broadway, by way of a beaten soul-searching path, Morgan made leading appearances in Berry Gordy’s Motown: The Musical, Godspell, and more. Regardless of genre, James

delivers passion and technical prowess that is rivaled by few.

Reckless Abandon is the follow-up to James’ debut album,Hunter andMorgan James Live

(EpicRecords). She can also be heard on countless theatre and concept soundtracks. James shines in adopting a diverse range of musical ideas to recreate them with her own identity and flare. Her rendition of Prince’s “Call My Name” was the last cover to be personally

approved by Prince before his death.

The track garnered success as it reached Top 15 onBillboard Magazine’sUrban AC chart,

while The Wall Street Journal called Hunter “superb new album.”

Since Hunter’s release, Morgan’s music videos have accumulated more than 75 million

views (and climbing). Achieving viral acclaim while appearing in several videos with Scott

Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox, Morgan also joined the collective on globe spanning tours

through the US, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. As a solo artist, Morgan has

performed at such notable venues as the Hollywood Bowl, Montreal Jazz Festival, Carnegie Hall and The Kennedy Center. She continues to wow audiences the world over through electric live performances with her touring band.