ABOUT MORGAN

Off stage, she’s Morgan Taylor — a soulful R&B singer, songwriter, and entertainer from St. Louis with a voice that instantly commands attention. On stage, she’s BIG MO!

A 2025 graduate of Berklee College of Music, Morgan built her reputation through powerful live performances, magnetic stage presence, and a vocal ability that blends technical excellence with raw emotion. Over the years, she has performed everywhere from intimate hometown venues like Blue Strawberry and STL Fest to major ensemble productions on some of Berklee’s biggest stages. In 2026, Morgan reached another milestone by selling out her headlining performance at City Winery St. Louis.

Morgan’s artistry is rooted in authenticity. Raised in St. Louis, she began singing at nine years old, performing for congregations throughout the city and developing her voice in church before eventually falling in love with R&B. While gospel music remains foundational to who she is, contemporary R&B became the lane where she found her own voice as both an artist and storyteller.

Since independently releasing music, Morgan has continued to grow a loyal audience through emotionally honest songwriting, captivating visuals, and high-energy performances. Her debut EP, Love Bombed, introduced listeners to her vulnerable, melodic storytelling, while her forthcoming project, “Okay Maybe,” marks the next chapter of her artistic evolution. The project’s first releases, “Outside (That’s PeriodT)” and “Cut Off,” showcase Morgan’s confidence, personality, and ability to blend sharp lyricism with contemporary R&B production.

Morgan has also worked with an impressive roster of producers and songwriters, including Grammy-winning producer Jeremiah Adkins, Carla Carter, IV, Gavin, Amauri, and B-Flat. Whether delivering an intimate ballad or commanding a stage with full performance energy, Morgan Taylor brings a rare combination of vocal power, vulnerability, charisma, and star quality that positions her as one of the most exciting emerging R&B artists coming out of St. Louis.