Am I Okay?, the new album from breakout country superstar Megan Moroney, looks deep into the life-altering pain of heartbreak and the exhilarating joy of moving on. Building on the success of her blockbuster debut Lucky, the Georgia-born singer/songwriter showcases her trademark blend of raw emotional honesty and warmhearted sensitivity throughout every song. With her down-to-earth charm and detailed storytelling, Moroney leaves listeners both dazzled and deeply connected to their own emotional experiences.

“Man On The Moon” stands out as an anthem for anyone tired of mixed signals. Co-written by Moroney, Ashley Gorley, Casey Smith, and David “Messy” Mescon, it’s one of the most fun-loving and free-spirited tracks on Am I Okay?. Taking a step away from the soul-baring style that earned her the nickname "The Emo Cowgirl," this country-rock bop highlights her playful side as she takes on a man who can’t make up his mind. Produced by Sugarland's Kristian Bush, who handled production for the entire album, “Man On The Moon” combines witty storytelling with a bouncy tune. Moroney’s glorious vocal performance, packed with attitude, is complemented by hand-clap-fueled rhythms, smoldering steel guitar, soulful B-3 organ, and a blazing guitar solo.

The album also features standout tracks like “No Caller ID,” “28th Of June,” and “Indifferent.” “Indifferent” is another larger-than-life anthem celebrating the thrill of finally getting over an ex, while “28th Of June” is a heart-melting piano ballad capturing the pain of honoring a would-be anniversary. These tracks, along with the rest of the album, show Moroney’s ability to write songs that her fans really feel in their bones.

Since bursting onto the scene with her twice-platinum hit single “Tennessee Orange,” Megan Moroney has won over listeners with her true-to-life storytelling, unforgettable vocals, and a strong-minded yet sensitive perspective. As one of the more highly awaited albums of 2024, Am I Okay? promises to be a defining moment in Moroney’s career. Her unique ability to blend personal vulnerability with universal themes of love and loss makes her music both relatable and moving.