Many struggling musicians dream of the phone call that radically alters their career. For most, it remains a fantasy. The phone never rings. Or seemingly promising conversations with industry grifters ...
North Carolina rapper Morray released “Quicksand” at the end of 2020 and it ended up being the song that launched him into the national spotlight. Since then, he’s released his debut project Street ...
Morray is finally making a full-length return. Morray's relatable approach to his music makes him such a desirable artist that fans want to hear from. Like most folks, the North Carolina native was ...
Morray tells Billboard about finding his authentic voice, his friendship with fellow Fayetteville rapper J. Cole and why he decided to join Interscope Records. By Neena Rouhani R&B/Hip-Hop Reporter ...
Morray spoke to HNHH in this exclusive interview about his comeback, touring with J. Cole, and staying positive through label issues. 2021 proved to be a huge year for Morray as he continued to put ...
Morray brought his 2022 track “Letter To Myself” to UPROXX Sessions in January before featuring on Macklemore’s recently released album, Ben. He’s continuing on his road toward his official debut LP ...
Morray’s feature on J. Cole’s new album, The Off-Season, is a fitting introduction to an artist who almost didn’t make it here. “Made it out the struggle, don’t judge me, what you saying now won’t ...
Today, breakout singer-rapper Morray returns with the unfiltered new single “Da Rant.” The brutally honest track doubles as a recap of the rising star’s rough-and-tumble upbringing and a statement of ...
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared in the Spring 2022 issue of XXL Magazine, on stands now. “Just reminiscin’ ’bout the days a nigga needed whippings/The way I’m actin’ nowadays, a nigga ...
North Carolina rapper Morray has had the radio waves on lock for the past few months with his independent single “Quicksand” and has now landed a record deal with Interscope Records. To kick things ...
Paraded on his breakthrough song “Quicksand,” cosigned by fellow North Carolina-bred MCs and former XXL Freshmen J. Cole and DaBaby, 2021 XXL Freshman Morray’s church-grown spirit is perhaps his most ...
Many struggling musicians dream of the phone call that radically alters their career. For most, it remains a fantasy. The phone never rings. Or seemingly promising conversations with industry grifters ...
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