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Jonathan Morrison
Jonathan Morrison is a Swedish electronic producer who started making tracks in his bedroom, drawing inspiration from artists like Avicii and Kygo. His 2019...
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Jonathan Morrison is a Swedish electronic producer who started making tracks in his bedroom, drawing inspiration from artists like Avicii and Kygo. His 2019 single "Start Up" with Emma Løv, Emma Lov Block, and Loote became his breakout track, gathering millions of streams and bringing him wider attention.
He's released several singles since then, including "Better" and "Somewhere" in 2020, followed by "With Me" and "Ghost" in 2021. While he works as a solo artist, he often brings in vocalists and other collaborators for his tracks.
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