There are not enough words to describe one of the best talents to come out of Canada in the past number of years than Morgan Cameron Ross.
All songs on his debut album are simply memorable right from the drop of the needle on the first track, “Hey There Darlin.”
This young man, from Toronto, has written over 100 songs and I can hardly wait to all of them and more make their way to the airwaves. I for one am delighted, to say the very least, that Morgan was allowed to sing and arrange the songs any way he pleased. His music sense must have been tingling at the time since the entire album flows nicely, great mixing and orchestration that can be played in any setting.
In 2010 many of the songs, like “My Brother Went To Prison,” “13 C,” “Let It Go” and “Storybook Romance are stories that can be fictional or taken from the pages of his life.
“I’ll Hold On To Your Heart” (featuring Holly McNarland on guest vocals) is about loving someone long after the break up. Ron Sexsmith co-wrote “ We’ve All Had Broken Hearts” begins with the capturing line “sure seems I don’t like happy.”
If Morgan Cameron Ross is not holding a Grammy or Juno in the next five years, assuming he keeps putting out great productions like the inaugural self titled album, I would be utterly surprised!
By Dave Ferguson
Jun 17, 2011
Barney Bentall 
Mark Berube And The Patriotic Few
Mark Berube And The Patriotic Few
Bill Bourne & The Free Radio Band
Jim Byrnes 
China Syndrome 
Cameron Scott Fraser 
Brandon Isaak 
JW Jones with Sumlin & Musselwhite
The Joys 
Mantler 
David Myles 
David Myles 
Pale Whale 
Purple Hill 
Rival Boys 
The Stance 
The Telepathic Butterflies 
Cory Weeds 
Whitehorse 
Wild Domestic 
Joey Wright 
Papermaps 
Spiral Beach 
