Gurf Morlix is a revered figure in the Americana and roots music scene, both as a record producer and multi-instrumentalist. His work, marked by a gritty, raw authenticity, and soulful storytelling, has earned him a dedicated following. Morlix embarked on his music career in the 1970s and achieved greater recognition throughout the '80s and '90s as a collaborator with artists like Lucinda Williams and Blaze Foley—a friendship that he honored with the album "Blaze Foley's 113th Wet Dream." Morlix moved from his native New York to Texas, which became a significant influence on his sound and artistic development.

Throughout his solo career, Gurf Morlix has consistently showcased his knack for crafting poignant lyrics and haunting melodies. His discography reflects a deep understanding of American roots music, evidenced by albums like "Fishin' in the Muddy" and "Cut 'N Shoot." His later works, such as "The Soul & the Heal" and "Eatin' At Me," continue to delve into the intricacies of the human condition, cementing his role as a troubadour of the American landscape. Morlix's music is a testament to his dedication to artistic integrity and storytelling, making him a respected and enduring figure in the landscape of contemporary folk and Americana music.

Genres

Alternative Country

Austin Singer-songwriter

Classic Texas Country

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Latest Release

In Love at Zero Degrees

Gurf Morlix

Album - 9 Tracks - Released October 8, 2024