Three weeks removed from the release of his debut mixtape Street Sermons, North Carolina crooner/rapper Morray made his television debut last night on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, blazing through a medley ...

North Carolina rapper Morray has had the radio waves on lock for the past few months with his independent single “Quicksand” and has now landed a record deal with Interscope Records. To kick things ...

One of Fayetteville's own took to the Shine stage at J. Cole's Dreamville Festival at Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh on Saturday. Morray, who rose to fame following the success of his 2020 music video ...

Not even J. Cole can save him now. Morray is apparently frustrated with his label for putting his releases on pause—no Jadakiss or Cam’ron. The North Carolina native claims his vault is overflowing ...

Hip-hop artist Morray continues to break barriers with his music videos like “Quicksand,” which has garnered over 33 million views on YouTube. In the video, Morray sits on a porch among family and ...

It’s been more than a year since Morray released his debut project Street Sermons, which contained a slew of successful singles — including the gold-certified hit single “Quicksand.” Since then, he’s ...

Many struggling musicians dream of the phone call that radically alters their career. For most, it remains a fantasy. The phone never rings. Or seemingly promising conversations with industry grifters ...

It’s a big week for XXL Freshman. After the long-running hip-hop bible announced its annual list yesterday, a number of its participants capitalized on the moment to drop new music or videos. Coi ...

Fayetteville, North Carolina native Morray has shared the video for his latest song "Low Key." The track features a catchy hook and Morray's patented mixture of melody and trap. It's been a productive ...

Morray continues to make his mark with the release of the video for his latest single, “Nothing Now.” In the Christian Breslauer-directed video that dropped on Monday, Morray tells the story of a ...

Many struggling musicians dream of the phone call that radically alters their career. For most, it remains a fantasy. The phone never rings. Or seemingly promising conversations with industry grifters ...