Conversational and catchy, plain-spoken and poetic, Megan Moroney was charming critics and listeners even before Music Row turned “Tennessee Orange” with her SEC-themed breakout hit. The small-town ode “Hair Salon” helped Moroney start getting traction before she was even signed, and then the singer-songwriter found viral traction just in time for football season with the mellow, understated “Orange”. Since, Moroney has become one of Music Row’s more reliable hitmakers with songs that are social media-savvy and current, while still being filled with timeless hooks. “I’m Not Pretty” and “Am I Okay?” brought a feminine perspective to the persistently lopsided world of country radio, while “No Caller ID” showed that she could duet with a soaring pedal steel as easily as stars like Kenny Chesney and Old Dominion. Moroney even toys with ’90s country nostalgia on songs like the clever “Man on the Moon” and “6 Months Later”, proving that she’s as capable a songwriter and performer uptempo as she is on vulnerable acoustic love songs.