Singer-songwriter Morgan Myles is diving into loss, love, and reflection with her new album Laced

Morgan Myles is a small town Pennsylvania native who first captured national attention as a top-three finalist on NBC’s “The Voice.”

The singer-songwriter is now gearing up to release her new album, Laced, this Friday.

She stopped by RFD-TV Studios to talk with Suzanne Alexander about her recent excursions, the cover art, true meaning of her album Laced, and how to look past heartbreak.

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