Morgan Noise Single Launch with Misty Miller and Mukbang Ray

Releasing the first single from their debut album, Morgan Noise create worlds within their music: combining jazz sensibilities and alternative experiments with a singer-songwriter flair.

Consisting of Morgan Wallace (vocals, synth, sax), Georgia Morgan Turner (guitar), Tom Step (keys), Dillon Harrison (drums) and Kavi Maraj (bass), together Morgan Noise’s musical chemistry is evident. Influenced by the sonic landscapes of Saya Gray, Nilüfer Yanya, and Astrid Sonne - Morgan Noise artfully bridges complex feelings
with sonic precision, lyrical nuance, and artistic clarity.
Previous events include playing at Greenman festival, and a live session for Riley and Coe. Having toured around the UK in December 2025 supporting Porridge Radio, they hope to release their debut album this spring/ summer.

Joining Morgan Noise is “Songstress of the South,” Misty Miller, a musician from South London who first gained attention with her self-titled debut album at just 16 years old. Shortly after, she signed with Sony and released her second album, The Whole Family Is Worried. The experience proved difficult, leaving her disillusioned with the music industry. In 2019 Misty returned to performing, resurrected and renewed, releasing music independently. Though she has chosen a path away from the mainstream, Misty remains a respected figure within her local music community, known for her authenticity and unwavering dedication to her craft.

Also performing is Mukbang Ray, a 5-piece band from London. Consisting of Olivia Hughes (Vocals), Barney Anderson (Guitar), Seb Bloom (Drums), Sonny Caplan-Higgs (Saxophone and Electronics) and Antoine Ray (bass). Their mission is to “make music that sounds like how the Simpson’s makes you feel”.
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