NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Powerhouse vocalist and Season 22 of NBC's "The Voice" finalist, Morgan Myles "is making the song that changed the course of her career her own" (People.com) with the release of her version of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" and video. People.com exclusively premiered the track and video which was shot at the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville.
"Hallelujah" is the song that Myles auditioned for on "The Voice," prompting all four judges to turn their chairs, which began her unforgettable journey on season 22 of the series. As a member of superstar Camilla Cabello's team Myles made it all the way to the finals. Since her time on the show, Myles earned another career milestone when she made her debut on the Grand Ole Opry.
"Bottom line, 'Hallelujah' is my all-time favorite written song. It means something different to everyone on such a deeply emotional level," Myles, tells People.com. "You have to have experienced deep heartbreak and loss in your life to be able to deliver it in a genuine way. It was an honor to share my rendition for America and brought me to tears with the response it had on so many people, it's why I absolutely love what I do."
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ABOUT MORGAN MYLES
Believing it’s her mission to help people through the power of music, Myles is a full-time touring musician having opened for artists like Luke Bryan, Rick Springfield, Hank Williams Jr., Old Dominion, Jake Owen, and Kane Brown. She also recently sang back up on Cody Johnson’s radio single “Nothing on You.” In 2020, Myles won Artist and Record of the year for the Nashville Industry Music Awards for her debut album “Therapy,” receiving praise from Rolling Stone, Billboard, and American Songwriter. Recently Myles got a cut on Ty Herndon’s new record as a songwriter. Myles’ songs are shaped from her many years as a nanny to a mother diagnosed with ALS. Recently, Myles lost her close cousin to brain cancer, not too long after their grandfather passed away from a brain tumor. Myles recently performed on season 22 of 'The Voice' on NBC, where she received a four chair turn in four seconds singing her rendition of "Hallelujah." Her views add to over 30 Million for her performances on the show. Myles, one of the runner-ups in the competition, was invited to make her Opry debut this past January, where she received a standing ovation from the audience after performing two original songs, "Sanctuary" and "Woman of My Word.” 2023 promises to be the best yet for Myles with the release of her version of “Hallelujah.”
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