Todd Morse – Everything Fun (Is Bad For Me)

The musical career of Los Angeles born and Las Vegas based artist and multi-instrumentalist Todd Morse already spans over two decades, and includes a multitude of musical contributions and involvements, such as NYC-based band H2O, Californian-born rock group Juliette and the Licks, Canadian outfit Operation M.D., and now plays bass for the global sensation and multi-platinum band, The Offspring.

Late Bloomer is the aptly named title of Morse’s first solo album. Released in the January of 2019, the album symbolises the battle between Morse’s inner child and his more adult self in later life. Drawing on his early musical influences such as The Clash, Tom Petty and The Rolling Stones, Morse weaves his album work together with his skilful guitar work and vocals, which have been evidently perfected over an already-lengthy music career

 

In-keeping with Morse’s high quality and expertly delivered work is his newest single: “Everything Fun (Is Bad For Me)”.

Moving forward, Morse has musical aspirations to release his own work and to promote himself as a solo artist. When listening to releases such as “Everything Fun (Is Bad For Me)”, and albums such as Late Bloomer, few will doubt that Morse’s focus from a creative band member, to an accomplished solo artist, are inevitably successful.

Listen to Todd Morse – Everything Fun (Is Bad For Me) below

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