Carlos Morgan

Tempo and blues musician Carlos Morgan’s initial audiences were through the Cathedral of God of Prophecy in his local Canada. When he was a teenager he shifted to execute with several R&B groups prior to going single. His musical profession continues to be one being a vocalist, songwriter, session musician, as well as manufacturer. After his initial album premiered in the ’90s, he gained several honours, including a Canadian Urban Music Prize for Greatest R&B Man Vocalist, a Juno Prize for Greatest R&B/Soul Documenting, and a MuchMusic Video Prize for Greatest R&B Video. Carlos Morgan was raised listening to performers like Nat “Ruler” Cole and Stevie Question. Morgan’s flavor for music was flexible, moving openly between gospel, jazz, pop, rock and roll, as well as classical. Several the first R&B groupings he caused were Blue Area and Lypstick. In 1996, Morgan finished his debut record, Feelin’ Alright. The documenting was released beneath the D-Tone Information label — an archive label that Morgan shaped with two close friends. The independent record marketed well, and music reviewers got notice; so do General Music Canada. Feelin’ Alright was shortly released again, this time around under the General label. A number of the paths for the debut are “Provide It if you ask me,” “Baby C’mon,” “Whatcha Got,” “Forever for you personally,” and “Apr Bloom.” After a rest from single recording for a couple of years, Morgan joined the studio once again in 2001 to focus on a long-awaited sophomore providing entitled We’re Gonna Make It.