Megan Moroney: Am I Okay? (white vinyl) [COLUMBIA NASHVILLE]

Why you'll love it

Columbia's white vinyl pressing of the album that made the "emo cowgirl" a star. Moroney wrote or co-wrote all fourteen songs, Kristian Bush of Sugarland produced it again, and the title track went to country radio as the lead single.

This edition

• White vinyl
• Columbia pressing (cat# C-334443)
• Fourteen songs, seven per side

About the album

Megan Moroney made her name with heartbreak songs sharp enough to cut glass, and on her second album she leaned all the way in. She told Billboard she was so busy recording that she "didn't have time to overthink it"; the songs came from whatever was happening in her life, and before she knew it she had a whole album that hung together. Kristian Bush, who produced her debut Lucky, came back, and the band plays it live in the room, which gives the record real warmth.

"No Caller ID" and "Indifferent" went out first, "Man on the Moon" and "Hell of a Show" landed the week it arrived in July 2024, and the title track followed to radio in August. "28th of June" and "Heaven by Noon" are quiet standouts. It is a break-up record you can sing along to without feeling worse, which is a rarer skill than it sounds. She also assigns a colour to every project, so the white vinyl is, we assume, entirely on purpose.

Tracklist

Listen

On Columbia Nashville (cat# C-334443), first out in 2024.