His new 2009 release Far Away again displays his unique ability to craft intelligent, radio ready, pop music. Co-produced with John Boswell, and mixed by David Rashed (Haywire), this seven song set is a mix of clever power pop nuggets and Beatlesque ballads, driven along by Jeff's trademark melodies and guitar motifs.

Setting the tone for the new record, the title track ''Far Away'' has proven to be a successful single for Morris, garnering 12 commercial radio station adds, National airplay, and remaining in the top ten on the 'East Coast Countdown' for six weeks. The energized latest single ''Photograph'', is currently spinning on Canadian radio, and reached the number 6 spot on the ECCountdown, charting for five weeks. Jeff is nominated for two 2010 PEI Music Awards in the Male Vocal and Pop Recording categories. Recently at the 2009 Atlantic Film Festival in Halifax, Morris's song "Cellophane Girl" was one of only three tracks selected off the Music and Image cd to be featured in the festival's sponsors reel, airing at many film screenings throughout the event.

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In 2002 Morris created waves with his critically acclaimed debut album afterglow., Recorded at The Factory Studios in Vancouver, the album features a potent blend of striking melodic and lyrical hooks, big guitars, and fluid vocals. The album spawned four singles, Cellophane Girl, Everything, Baby Blue, and Sitting on the Moon, all receiving heavy commercial, CBC, and college radio play in Canada.

An award winning songwriter, Jeff has shared the stage with artists such as Bryan Adams, Steve Earle, Blue Oyster Cult, and Tom Cochrane, and showcased his music at NEMO in Boston, multiple ECMA's, and at Contact East in St. John's Nfld. Jeff's song "Sitting on the Moon" received an honorable mention in the 2003 John Lennon International Songwriting Competition.

"Power pop in back in the Maritimes thanks to singer-songwriter Jeff Morris" Steven Cooke The Chronicle Herald