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Maren Morris

Maren Morris is a Texas-born singer and songwriter whose music moves between country and pop, from “My Church” and “The Bones” to Dreamsicle and her collaborations with The Highwomen.

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Overview

From
Arlington, Texas
Born
April 10, 1990
Work
Singer, songwriter and children’s book co-author
Breakout
“My Church” and Hero, 2016
Also part of
The Highwomen

Mini bio

How it started.

Maren grew up in Arlington, Texas, and began touring around the state at about 10 or 11. Before her major-label breakthrough, she had already self-released Walk On, All That It Takes and Live Wire. In Nashville, a publishing deal with Big Yellow Dog Music led to co-writes recorded by Kelly Clarkson and Tim McGraw.

Finding her own microphone.

Writing “My Church” helped Maren decide to record her own songs again. Hero arrived in June 2016, topped Billboard’s country albums chart and brought her a Grammy for Best Country Solo Performance the following year. She co-produced the album with busbee.

Songs that travel.

Her 2018 collaboration with Zedd and Grey, “The Middle,” took her voice into dance-pop. GIRL followed in 2019, with “The Bones” going on to spend 19 weeks atop Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart. That same year she released The Highwomen’s debut with Brandi Carlile, Natalie Hemby and Amanda Shires.

The current chapter.

On 2025’s Dreamsicle, Maren explored change and healing across country, pop and soft-rock sounds. She also writes picture books with Karina Argow, including Beatrix Butterfly Wings It for Once. In 2026 she revisited Hero with an anniversary edition and joined Michelle Branch for a new “Goodbye to You” duet.

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Awards

Quotes

Like, what’s the alternative? Like, it has to be all right.Maren Morris, KERA News

In a July 2025 interview, she explained the optimism behind “People Still Show Up,” written with Laura Veltz and Jack Antonoff.

Trivia

  1. A drive along California’s Pacific Coast Highway helped inspire the title “My Church.”
  2. She had self-released three albums by age 21.
  3. She wrote the title track of Dreamsicle alone after a late-night realization that she needed change.
  4. Her picture-book collaborator Karina Argow is a former high school English and language arts teacher.

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