.MarenMorris delivered a four-song set from Nashville’s SoHo House. TinyDeskConcert
Together, they performed a set that leaned heavily on music from her Greg Kurstin-produced project, including the clear-eyed career retrospective “Circles Around This Town,” as well as two odes to lasting love with “I Can’t Love You Anymore” and “Background Music.”, which included her massive crossover hit “The Bones” .
“There are so many amazing Black women that pioneered and continue to pioneer this genre, and I know they’re going to come after me, they’ve come before me, but you’ve made this genre so, so beautiful,” she said during her speech. “I hope you know that we see you. Thank you for making me so inspired as a singer in this genre.”, Morris spoke about her desire, “I’m a white woman in country music. I already sort of have this sort of leg up.
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