https://gerry-morgan.github.io/music/Recent content in Music on Gerry Morgan | Songwriter · Author · Educator · Software DesignerHugo -- gohugo.ioen-ca© 2026 Gerry Morgan / Geezer Records. All rights reserved.Sun, 10 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://gerry-morgan.github.io/music/imperfect-inspiration/Sun, 10 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://gerry-morgan.github.io/music/imperfect-inspiration/A new collection of 10 tracks, releasing June 8th, 2026. This album marks a creatively concentrated period for Gerry Morgan, released on his 73rd birthday. It is a celebration of character found in flaws, the mystery of the journey, and the beauty of imperfection itself. Pre-Save Now The day the album goes live, it will automatically be added to your Spotify library. This is the single best way to help independent artists reach more people.https://gerry-morgan.github.io/music/mystic-meets-muse/Sun, 10 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://gerry-morgan.github.io/music/mystic-meets-muse/Gerry Morgan’s most fully realized work. Eight songs at the intersection of Leonard Cohen’s liturgical darkness, Joni Mitchell’s confessional poetry, and the ancient pull of Indian classical instrumentation. Sitar and harmonica. Prairie soul and bhakti devotion. Questions that don’t resolve cleanly — because the real ones never do. This is not background music. The Songs Burn the Map, Beloved Two people coming together, each carrying a map of how the future should look.https://gerry-morgan.github.io/music/canadian-sky/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://gerry-morgan.github.io/music/canadian-sky/Canadian Sky The atmosphere of transformation. Canadian Sky is the musical project where Gerry Morgan’s songwriting meets its most collaborative and atmospheric expression. It is more than a band; it is a space for the “Prairie-Bhakti” fusion that defines Gerry’s modern work—a sound that marries the liturgical darkness of Western folk with the ancient, meditative pull of Indian classical instrumentation. The Vision Under the flagship name Canadian Sky, Gerry continues to explore the persistent question of his career: What does transformation cost?