Willie Morrison has always been one to see things differently and seize the opportunities that come his way. Willie grew up in Washington, D.C. and formed The Morrison Brothers Band with his brother while in college. A chance meeting with artist Maggie Rose (another D.C. native) led to a move to Nashville, where she produced the band's first EP. The band performed on the Miss World 2017 telecast, wrote the theme song for the Washington Capitals hockey team, and earned a Top 3 video on the CMT 12 Pack Countdown for their single, “Loud Love.” When the band agreed to go separate ways, it opened up the biggest door for Willie so far: a solo career. “I’m not here to keep everything between the lines,” shares Willie. “It doesn’t have to be right down the middle. I want it to be original.” This penchant for coloring outside the lines is evident on his latest One More EP. The project includes previously released singles such as “Heartbreak Girl” and a brand new song, “Homie.” The collection showcases Morrison’s knack for blending his soulful pop sensibilities with contemporary country, and tracks sizzle with ebullient lyrics and feel-good vibes, complete with percolating percussion, sweeping choruses, and playful innuendos. Willie’s creative songwriting and versatility has also led to other artists recording his songs -- from Ashland Craft, Brothers Osborne, and Clay Walker to 5x Grammy-nominee, Shemekia Copeland, and American Idol winner, Maddie Poppe.