Ronny Morris is no celebrity chaser. “I work with the people I do because I admire what they do – and what they’ve done”, he says. With a voice that has been compared to Bryan Adams or Lifehouse’s Jason Wade, Ronny Morris’ music has a straightforward honesty that comes from a strict dedication to producing great music.
Select songs from his debut album, “Sweet Silence”, have already been discovered and featured on popular American TV shows such as “One Tree Hill” “Brothers & Sisters”, “Ghost Whisperer”, and used in Pernille Fischer Christensen’s internationally-acclaimed film “A Family” etc. - a reflection that his debut album is truly something special. However, what’s most important to Ronny Morris is that the entire album was created together with people devoted to music, who took the time to create the sound we hear on “Sweet Silence”, without compromising his musical principles.
In addition to being an old-school recording purist who just loves the art of creating music, Morris uses his talent to support social responsibility whenever he can. Why he can be found on the ModAid20 album, recorded for the victims of the 2004 tsunami. The album included contributions from artists including Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stones), PP Arnold, Ian Page and Steve Cradock and latest with his charity single release for the Greenpeace campaign, Save The Arctic, a campaign Ronny Morris feels strongly about aligned with artist like Sir Paul McCartney, Radiohead and Chris Martin of Coldplay to name a few.
Remixes from DJs like Ganga, Rich Morel of Ronny Morris music are available today on more than 16 compilations worldwide, including the world renowned french compilation Buddha Bar.

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