Kevin Morby is a celebrated American musician, singer, and songwriter whose career has flourished through a series of impactful projects and solo endeavors. Initially gaining recognition as a member of the indie rock bands Woods and The Babies, Morby showcased his musical versatility and creativity. With Woods, he contributed to albums such as “At Echo Lake” and “Bend Beyond,” helping to shape the band’s distinctive sound. His work with The Babies further solidified his reputation, as they released two well-received albums that highlighted his songwriting prowess.

Transitioning to a solo career, Morby released his debut album, “Harlem River,” in 2013, which was met with critical acclaim and established him as a formidable solo artist. His subsequent albums, including “Still Life” and “Singing Saw,” continued to build on his artistic vision, with each project reflecting his growth and experimentation in sound. Notably, his 2019 album “Oh My God” received widespread praise, with 19 out of 20 reviews on Metacritic being positive, marking it as a high point in his discography.

Morby’s collaborative spirit is evident in his work with other artists, including his tribute to Jason Molina and his partnership with Hamilton Leithauser. His live performances, characterized by their emotional depth and musicality, have further endeared him to fans and critics alike.

In addition to his musical output, Morby founded Mare Records, showcasing his commitment to supporting emerging artists. With a discography that includes seven solo studio albums and various collaborations, Kevin Morby continues to be a significant force in the contemporary music scene, captivating audiences with his lyrical storytelling and innovative sound.