Morgan Lovelace is not only a singer/songwriter, but also a recording engineer.
Morgan has been singing since she was five. A typical suburban girl singing in her youth choir....yes but not so much. Morgan possesses that passion that makes stars really shine. By the age of eight, Morgan began performing at various talent shows all over the South Jersey area.
One night while watching the 1999 Grammy’s became inspired to write her first song entitled “Party Girl”. Around the age of twelve she picked up her second instrument piano; first being clarinet and by thirteen recorded her first song (which she wrote) called “Sometimes” with Tropical Entertainment.
A year later she started a performing arts high school in Somers Point, New Jersey called Charter Tech High School for the Performing Arts. By fourteen learned guitar (her third instrument) and started to compose music. Thereafter, she started to engineer recordings. She composed a song called “Hard to Say” for her school’s Original Show. After the rave reviews she got from her peers over the song Morgan recorded more and created her MySpace page.
Within No Time Morgan's MySpace page received thousands of hits, successfully circulating the name Morgan Lovelace.
In 2008, Morgan performed at Carnegie Hall for the second time and became a certified operator in ProTools. She is now also a member of Broadcast Music Incorporated (BMI) and the Grammy association (Grammy U).
What makes Morgan Lovelace unique is her complex knowledge of not only singing/songwriting but the inner workings of the art form called music. She can also be an in-house recording engineer for her label and song write and compose. What Morgan can offer you is the best of both worlds. She would be a great asset to any record label.
