Portsmouth-based musician Morgan Jennings makes a compelling entrance into the solo music scene with his latest single, “No Use In Crying.” Featuring strummed acoustic guitar and Jennings’ rich vocal delivery, the track exudes classic 70s rock vibes, accentuated by a beautifully played harmonica.
“No Use In Crying” originated from an impromptu recording session with Jennings’ friend Frank Fogden. Initially, the session was meant to record demos the duo had exchanged while living in different countries. However, inspiration struck when Jennings started strumming a new chord progression while waiting for the demos to load. Recognizing the potential of this new idea, Jennings and Fogden decided to focus on developing it further. The song reflects Jennings’ personal journey, conveying a message of acceptance and resilience.
Jennings, who has spent the last three years performing live shows with various bands around the UK, is now venturing into a solo career. His extensive experience as a session musician shines through in “No Use In Crying,” where his talent for songwriting and emotional expression takes center stage.
“No Use In Crying” is now available on all major streaming platforms. Stay tuned for more from Morgan Jennings as he continues to carve out his path as a solo artist.