R&B Singer Morgan Taylor Isn’t Looking Back with New Single “Outside (That’s PeriodT)”

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There’s a time for looking back. For R&B singer Morgan Taylor, it’s all about moving forward.

In her new R&B single, “Outside That’s PeriodT,” Morgan wants the world to know that “Imma still do me.” And nothing is going to hold her down.

The song starts with what sounds like keyboards recorded backwards, evoking the love she is leaving in the past. But with the first line, the beat drops and she makes it clear that she has no plans of moving backwards herself, singing, “I can say I love you / But I really don’t.”

Morgan explains the song as follows: “Well, ‘Outside That’s PeriodT’  is that 90s early 2000s vibe, nostalgic feeling. It’s about being in the cuffing season in the winter and fall, and then when you hit summer…you outside. By yourself…loving on yourself and doing you.”

Just like “Outside That’s PeriodT” is an anthem for moving on, Morgan Taylor doesn’t like to stay in one place. Based in St. Louis, she recently completed a degree at Boston’s Berklee College of Music. She recorded “Outside That’s PeriodT” at the Atlanta Sound Factory, where she has worked with a production and writing team including Jeremiah AdkinsAmore Jones, Gavin Gray, and Xavier (Eks) Hayes.

Morgan’s rise has been moving at a rapid pace. With a handful of early singles beginning in 2020, Morgan broke through in early 2025 with her debut EP. This concept project traces the arc of a relationship from first spark to heartbreak. It resonated with fans, racking up more than 1.5 million streams.

As those numbers suggest, Morgan’s audience is growing fast. Her YouTube channel alone jumped from just over 300 subscribers to more than 8,500 in the past year. Her fans there praise her throwback R&B sound and powerhouse vocals.

For Morgan Taylor, though, it’s more than numbers. In addition to her deep admiration for classic R&B, including the great singers like Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey, Morgan sees herself as a voice for her generation. Her songs particularly speak to young women, in a way that is both confessional and empowering.

As Morgan says, “It's about recognizing your own value and having the bravery or the courage to want something better. I want to create a community where young women can celebrate themselves.”

“Outside (That’s PeriodT)” is a teaser for big things coming. The single will be the lead single on a new EP due in early 2026. And with plans for a college tour and live performances in St. Louis and beyond, Morgan is eager to showcase her dynamic voice and performance style, and to make closer contact with her fans.

In other words, Morgan Taylor isn’t just outside, and she isn’t just moving on. She’s moving up.

Stream “Outside (That’s PeriodT)” everywhere now. Follow Morgan Taylor at the links below:

Highonmorgan.com
YouTube
Instagram
TikTok
Spotify
Facebook
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Apple Music

Photo Credit: Jeremy Braggs

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Madonna Turns Heads at the ‘Confessions II’ Premiere

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Ahead of the July 3 release of the long awaited follow up to her 2006 album Confessions on a Dancefloor, Madonna decided to bring fans back into the universe she introduced two decades earlier. During the Tribeca Film Festival, the “Hung Up” singer debuted her short movie Confessions II, a sensual and energetic dance focused companion to the record featuring appearances from Sabrina Carpenter, Kate Moss, Honey Dijon, and others. Following the screening, the Material Girl joined Anderson Cooper and directors David Toro and Solomon Chase for a conversation about what audiences can expect from her latest chapter. Attendees ranged from longtime friends such as Debi Mazar to recent collaborators including Feid, while many of her most devoted supporters cheered loudly from the balcony. Despite their different connections to Madonna, every person in the room shared the same loyalty to The Queen of Pop.

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