Morris Day is an indelible icon of funk and soul, best known as the charismatic lead singer of The Time, a group that came to prominence in the 1980s with their association with Prince. Born on December 13, 1957, in Springfield, Illinois, Day's smooth vocals and flamboyant stage presence quickly became a signature element of the Minneapolis sound—a blend of funk, rock, pop, and new wave that defined an era. After making a name with The Time, including memorable performances in Prince's "Purple Rain" and "Graffiti Bridge," Day embarked on a solo career that captured the same spirited funk, but with a personal twist.

Throughout his solo journey, Morris Day has been adept at mixing traditional funk with contemporary twists, working with artists that bridge generations, such as Snoop Dogg and Billy Gibbons. His discography is a testament to his adaptability and continued relevance in the music industry. In more recent years, Day's work such as "Last Call," "Color of Success," and "Daydreaming" showcase his undiminished aptitude for creating music that's both timeless and immediately engaging. Morris Day's persona—suave, cool, and ever-playful—remains a staple in his music, as he continues to perform and record, leaving an indelible mark on the legacy of funk and R&B.

Genres

Funk

Minneapolis Sound

New Jack Swing

Post-disco

Quiet Storm

Latest Release

Last Call

Morris Day

Album - 12 Tracks - Released November 11, 2022