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Same Heart, Different Name
Americana artist Megan Lea has found her niche with her honest, edgy take on traditional Southern music. Her writing can be humorous, deep, poetic, and intense; mixed with her vibrant, warm-textured vocals and fun-loving, captivating stage presence, she offers something unique at every performance. al.com featured Megan as one of “25 Alabama Bands and Musicians to Know for 2019”. Jerry Henry from Alabama Music Office describes her music as "natural, not contrived, where everything comes from the heart", and Anna Chandler of Connect Savannah says Megan "Possess(es) a way with words and a rich vocal clarity; she has an exciting musical future ahead of her". Megan has progressively built a career highlighted by a steady performance schedule spanning the Southeast. Megan’s independent debut EP "Potter's Field" was released in October 2015, followed by the Jimmy Nutt-produced "Can't Say I Mind" in 2017. Her first full-length album "Things That Change", produced by Shawn Byrne of Great Hill Studio, was released in fall 2018, and her Byrne-produced single “Perfect Liar” was released to all digital outlets in early 2021. Les Nuby of Ol Elegante in Birmingham, AL produced a stripped-down acoustic EP in 2022, containing the notable ballad "Golden Girl". Plans for 2023 involve the culmination of over a decade’s worth of work - the consolidation of several past projects under a common name - Megan Lea. Another Byrne-produced EP, "Too Mean to Die" released 10.13.23. Full album with touring support expected in 2024.
Megan is represented by AMP Music Promotions and Distractions Booking