Discussing the making of ‘Emotional Gangster’, Morgan says:
“My art DEFIES GENRES and knows NO LIMITS. True artistry doesn’t come from repeating the same formula… It comes from exploration, from refusing to let the world box in your creativity. This industry has often tried to mould me into one thing, but that’s not who I am. I named this project Emotional Gangster because it captures both sides of my personality. A deeply vulnerable, delicate side, and a powerful, unapologetically strong side. I don’t need to choose between them because I live and breathe both. I embrace my femininity in all its forms… Soft & fierce.”
She continues: “In this EP, you’ll feel my pain, my joy, the laughter, and the tears. But most importantly, you’ll relate. This has been my most collaborative journey yet, and I’m deeply grateful to everyone who has made this possible. This EP is your invitation into my mind, heart and soul.”
Morgan’s comeback track “Bum Bum” has been making waves with its vibrant reimagining of Sister Nancy’s Jamaican classic “Bam Bam.” Infused with Morgan’s unique flair, this fresh take pays homage to the iconic vocal sample while adding her signature touch, blending an infectious dancehall rhythm with bold, confident vocals to create a summer-ready anthem that honors its cultural roots.
Meanwhile, “Wheel Up“ stands out as a dynamic collaboration with Talibans hitmaker Byron Messia. This track is a tribute to Morgan’s Jamaican heritage, blending dancehall and pop elements to celebrate Jamaican rave culture with a modern twist. Wheel Up has earned praise across the industry, topping The Guardian’s Track of the Week, garnering love from GRM Daily, and being chosen as BBC 1Xtra’s Track of the Week by Kaylee Golding, further showcasing Morgan’s cultural pride and musical prowess.
Education: BSc in Media Technology.
Fave Song: SWV‘s "Human Nature".
Fave Colour: Mint green.
With £1m what would you do: Invest in the community to form a business and provide employment.
