Solrise Records / Virgin Music Group’s Australian-born, Nashville-based country mainstay Morgan Evans teams up with Geffen Records’ acclaimed singer-songwriter Laci Kaye Booth on new duet, “Two Broken Hearts” – listen HERE, and watch the visualizer HERE.
Written by Evans with Fraser Churchill, “Two Broken Hearts” is a stripped back admission. Evans and Booth’s soulful harmonies entangle over raw, vulnerable truths:
There’s nothing left of you,
Left for me, left of me
That could be yours
Two Broken Hearts find their way to each other
Feeling their way through the dark
Two Broken Hearts healing under the covers
To keep them from falling apart
Sometimes where it ends is where love starts again
But we both know that ain’t where we are
We’re just lying together, when we’re lying together
We’re just trying together, to put back together
Two Broken Hearts
“This song still hits me like the day I wrote it,” Evans shares. “It wasn’t written as a duet, but Lace’s voice took it somewhere I couldn’t have imagined on my own.”
“Two Broken Hearts” joins “Beer Back Home” in previewing Evans’ upcoming sophomore album, Steel Town, out March 20. Written over a period of reflection spent in his hometown of Newcastle, Australia, Steel Town finds Morgan tapping into a deep vein of creativity. Ultimately, that centering period in Australia brought him back to Nashville with a renewed passion for crafting songs that resonate on a global scale.
Over the course of his career, Evans has garnered over one billion career streams and scored country radio #1 hits with the Platinum-certified “Kiss Somebody” and Gold-certified fan favorite “Day Drunk.” Following the release of two follow up EPs, Evans hit a new career high with the release of the raw and viral “Over For You.” The track marked a cathartic reset and culminated in two sold-out nights at the iconic Sydney Opera House, just down the road from his hometown—a milestone captured on his 17-song Live at the Sydney Opera Housealbum.
