Texas-born singer/songwriter Cory Morrow has solidified his status as a local legend in the Lone Star State, captivating audiences with his self-released albums and extensive live performances across Southwest venues. Inspired by Lone Star singer/songwriters like Ray Wylie Hubbard and Robert Earl Keen, Morrow's music evolved into a rootsy and personal style after relocating to Austin in 1993 to pursue a career in music. Despite facing setbacks, including a brush with the law in 2005, Morrow's dedication to his craft and faith led to the release of albums like Vagrants and Kings and Brand New Me, which garnered success on the Texas music charts.

Morrow's career trajectory continued with live recordings, including sets at Billy Bob's Texas, and studio albums like The Good Fight, showcasing his resilient spirit and musical prowess. His 2015 release reached the Top 50 on the country albums chart and the Top 40 on the digital country chart, affirming his enduring appeal. Returning in 2018 with Whiskey and Pride, Morrow's music continues to resonate with audiences, embodying the essence of Texas storytelling and musical heritage.