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NEW MUSIC WE LOVE: Sara Morgan’s “Church in a Bar”

May 3, 2019 Albumism Staff

Artist: Sara Morgan
Song: “Church in a Bar”
Album: TBD

It’s New Music Friday and amidst all of the intriguing releases that have surfaced today, we’re heading into the weekend on the highest of high notes with “Church in a Bar,” the cleverly crafted and subtly subversive new single from the ascendant country singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Sara Morgan. Recorded at Nashville’s Allentown Studios and produced by Eric Conn, the track is the Kansas City based songstress’ follow-up to her debut full-length album Average Jane (2018).

Check out “Church in a Bar” below, download it here, catch her live, and stay tuned for much more from the multi-talented Ms. Morgan.

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