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Just because you may not know Chris Morrison, doesn't mean you have not heard something he has done. Chris has been a long time singer/songwriter and has worked with many notable acts. His style of songwriting is both fresh and familiar. His acoustic style of playing is one that shows taste and reserve that almost any audience can appreciate. He brings to the stage an honest and sincere approach that can captivate and audience.



On the verge of his first solo release, which will be a mostly acoustic effort, Chris is finally ready to really buckle down and take the reins of his career.



"This has been the longest road," Chris says, talking about the rocky start in his young and promising career. And it has been. Chris has been fighting for his own way out for a long time now, ranging from fronting bands to weaving in and out of several solo projects. He has battled through a lot of things both personal and professional. But at the end of the day the only thing left for him is his guitar and his voice.



"I want to get in front of people and do something special, but without having to complicate things with a massive front or hitting them with a wall-of-sound." he says, "what I really want to do right now is something so simple and so sincere that people can connect to the heart of the message in the music without any distractions."



Chris has played many shows across the southeast area through the years, and he has opened for several nationally touring acts. He has sat in the hallways of record companies and written with some of the most talented songwriters in the south.



"I know that the fans are really what drives an artist career, and that is the kind of respect I want as an artist. Kind of like, hey we believe you are good enough to make a living doing this. [I] Haven't fully gotten that exposure yet, but I am ready and willing to keep working very hard towards that everyday."



Chris puts on a great show weather it is in a smokey one room bar, or playing to a sold out crowd in a theater setting. With one guitar and his voice Chris presents his songs with a very unique style and a haunting sense of familiarity that crowds can easily connect to.