Fascinated by the brutal, beautiful, and bizarre experience of life, LA-based, Nashville-born singer-songwriter Wallace Morgan creates deeply personal and intimately relatable music. Raised as a “good Southern Christian girl,” Wallace chased rock 'n' roll to New York City in an effort to shake the expectations of her upbringing. There, she worked for Rolling Stone and Republic Records before leaving the corporate world to manage indie acts. A move west to California reignited her passion for songwriting and marked the start of her own artist journey.

 

Her debut EP, 'Running with the Moondance Kids', introduced her intimate storytelling and cinematic sound, followed by her breakout single “Slow Town” that hit #1 on Abreak Radio.

 

Her 2024 sophomore EP, 'American Game', presented a more Southern Gothic sound and lyrical commentary on politics, narcissism, grief, identity, liberation, and her departure from the Evangelical church—marking a bold evolution in both personal and creative voice.

 

In 2025, Wallace returns with "Blackberry Winter", a soothing yet bittersweet reflection on mother-daughter relationships and her Tennessee roots.

 

Wallace is also the author of 'Salmon for Dinner,' a series of personal essays published on Substack.