LOS ANGELES, CA - Paul Morris has grown up around music and now on his way into the big leagues, he is taking his skill to the next level. You may know Morris from his previous singles and projects, like his recent “My Love”, which was released in spring of 2022. He continues to grow and excel in what he does, building up to his first ever full length album and a label lined with incredible artists.
Now returning to the studio with a full album to share with his audience, Morris is set to release The Flight in early December, showcasing his ability as both a musician and producer while telling the story of his growth and life as a musician.
This album is all about elevation and being able to keep moving up in the world. Featuring a collection of songs produced by Morris himself, the project is a true presentation of who he is and what he can bring to the table.
Along with the release of The Flight, Morris is excited to share the music video of the single “Redemption” off of the album. This track, which stands as a point of hope and positive energy in the album, is an exciting new addition to his discography. Not only does the track mark his first venture into the Afro Beat sound, but also showcases fellow artist Keiara Janai, an artist on his new label Kloud IX.
“I want people to listen to this track and walk away feeling inspired,” Morris explained. “Redemption” not only gives its audience a taste of the incredible feelings the album brings, but also showcases Morris’ own ability as a lyricist, musician and producer.
The Flight is a pivotal point in Morris’ career and life. The project stands in place as the end of one trilogy of his work, as well as acting as the starting point of another. As his first full length album, The Flight is the start of a compelling story of Morris’ own journey as an artist.
Following the release of The Flight, Morris is excited to continue showcasing the skill and versatility that he and the Kloud IX artists have to offer. His next project will be the follow up of The Flight, an album titled Nebula. “Nebula is going to be a compilation, produced by myself,” he explained. “I’m excited for these albums to establish what we can do as a label and show that to the world.”
There is so much more to come from Paul Morris and his team at Kloud IX. Be sure to stay tuned in to this artist on various platforms for new music, visuals and social posts.
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