Megan Moroney Drops Deluxe Edition Of Debut Album ‘Lucky’

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Photo: David McClister

Megan Moroney has released a new deluxe edition of her debut album, Lucky.

Lucky (Deluxe Edition) includes three just-released songs from the Columbia Records/Sony Music Nashville artist, with guest appearances by Kameron Marlowe and Mackenzie Carpenter. A vinyl edition of Lucky will also be released on Nov. 3.

Originally released in May, Lucky features Moroney’s Platinum single “Tennessee Orange,” the No. 1 smash that recently was recently nominated for CMA Song of The Year. On the album’s deluxe edition, the Georgia native serves up more of the storytelling and timeless sound that made Lucky so popular. On “Fix You Too,” she and Marlowe share the painful dilemma of choosing yourself over the pull of a potentially disastrous relationship. Another heavy-hearted ballad, “Reasons to Stay,” explores the torment of being unable to tear yourself away from a love gone wrong, and on “Nothin’ Crazy,” Carpenter offers up an uptempo, comical track about a girl who’s all too eager about her new man.

Lucky (Deluxe Edition) arrives as Moroney gears up to appear at The Grammy Museum in Los Angeles as part of its Spotlight series. Set for Oct. 10, the sold-out event will take place at the museum’s Clive Davis Theater and include an intimate conversation, moderated by Kristian Bush, about her music, creative process and more with a performance to follow.

On Wednesday (Sept. 20), she kicked off her “The Lucky Tour,” making her New York City debut at The Bowery Ballroom. The tour will stop at cities coast-to-coast, including Chicago, Los Angeles, New Braunfels and more.

Lucky (Deluxe Edition) Track Listing: 
1. “I’m Not Pretty”
2. “Lucky”
3. “Tennessee Orange”
4. “Kansas Anymore”
5. “Girl in the Mirror”
6. “Another on the Way”
7. “Traitor Joe”
8. “Why Johnny”
9. “God Plays A Gibson”
10. “Georgia Girl”
11. “Sleep on My Side”
12. “Mustang or Me”
13. “Sad Songs For Sad People”
14. “Fix You Too feat. Kameron Marlowe”
15. “Nothin’ Crazy feat. Mackenzie Carpenter”
16. “Reasons to Stay”

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