Morgan Myles is a Nashville powerhouse with a five-octave range, who rose to prominence with a a four-chair turn and as a finalist on NBC’s “The Voice” and a standing ovation at her Grand Ole Opry debut. A multi-instrumentalist and touring artist, she has opened for Luke Bryan, Jake Owen, and Kane Brown, performing over 100 shows a year. Her authenticity and hard-earned success have garnered attention from major outlets like Billboard, American Songwriter, Rolling Stone, and CMT, with Rolling Stone declaring, “Myles is armed with wordplay, wit, and a voice that shines with raw might in its upper register.”

In 2024 Morgan contributed a pair of tracks to Blue Élan’s charity compilation albums benefitting Operation Mend, a non-profit dedicated to providing specialized surgical and psychological care to United States veterans. In January 2025, Blue Élan also released her first live record, Live from Apogee Studio. Recorded and mixed by the legendary Bob Clearmountain at Apogee Studio in Santa Monica, CA, the tracks were recorded in one take with no overdubs. Myles explains “In a time where music is so often manufactured, I wanted to deliver something real and honest.”

Myles is now set to release new music with Blue Élan, embracing a more grounded artistic expression after years of navigating Nashville's rules. Her music defies genre boundaries, blending country, rock, soul, and Americana, reflecting influences from Carole King to the Queens of the Opry stage. According to pop sensation Camila Cabello, “Morgan has such a gorgeous tone.  She sings with her soul and makes people feel. I really think Morgan can be the next country-pop-whatever superstar.” With a focus on connection through her storytelling, Myles is primed to turn her recent success into a career that resonates deeply with everyday lives.