Dustin Morris

Dustin Morris combines his classic vocal training with street-wise creativity to form a rugged ethereal sound. Lyrics tell a chronicle of an artist living between the tension of creation and love in a world that does not favour either. His music is best described as Hozier and Amos Lee dancing to Arcade Fire. Dustin hails from South Texas. His music took root under the Family Tree in Dallas, Texas launching him into the Front Range under that Rocky Mountain Sky surrounded by the Colorado Music Scene. You may have caught Dustin in intimate solo acoustic performances or full band experiences with Until They Arrive, Brave Song Circle and Edison. Trained in Opera, Jazz, and the greatest teacher known as The Road, Dustin combines his classic vocal training with street-wise creativity to form a rugged ethereal sound. Lyrics are caressed and crooned as they tell the chronicle of an artist living between the tension of creation and love. After spending 5 years touring the US and beyond as a solo artist and with his bands, Dustin has played SXSW, CMJ Music Marathon, Folk Alliance International, TreeFort Music Fest, The House of Blues, and Red Rocks Amphitheater. He has shared the stage with Iron & Wine, Andrew McMahon, Nathaniel Rateliff, Langhorne Slim, Young The Giant, Cake, Hey Marseilles, Jon Foreman, Gregory Alan Isakov, Shook Twins, Edward Sharpe. Dustin has been featured on NPR, CBS Radio, SoFar Sounds, Jam In The Van, Consequence of Sound, Daytrotter, & PopMatters.