Alt-pop artist Henry Morris joins forces with multi-platinum rapper G-Eazy on new single, ‘High All the Time (feat. G-Eazy)’, out now via Giant Music – listen HERE. The track offers the latest glimpse into Morris’s forthcoming album, Kiss Me Extra Hard, out October 23 and arrives ahead of him supporting Artemas on his UK/EU tour.
Speaking on the track, Henry Morris shared: “When I met G-Eazy (over Instagram), I played him some of the demos I’d been making, and we really connected over this one. The endless search for the honeymoon phase of love that presents itself as an addiction. If it doesn’t ruin you, you’re not doing it right. I wasn’t expecting to find a brother on a song I made about my ex, but music is strange, and I love it.”
‘High All the Time’ continues Morris’s raw and vulnerable storytelling, exploring the messy intersection of lust, love, and loneliness. G-Eazy brings his signature rap delivery and candid lyricism to the track, offering another perspective on the all-consuming nature of an intense romantic connection.
Arriving October 23, Kiss Me Extra Hard stands as the culmination of his most recent releases, further exploring the blurred lines between desires and intimacy, obsession and passion, and the complicated realities of relationships. Recent singles off the project ‘My Girlfriend’ featuring Ella Boh and ‘One Night Stand’, have amassed more than 5M streams.
Morris’s path to this moment began as one half of indie duo Playyard, while he was also producing and collaborating with his college roommate Saint Levant, including on breakout track ‘Jerusalem Freestyle’. After spending years touring internationally with Saint Levant, Morris stepped out on his own in 2023 with ‘He Could Never Love You’, trading Playyard’s brighter sound for the moodier world he had been chasing on his own. He went on to release two albums, before working closely with Artemas, a collaboration that helped reshape his creative process and opened up the freer, more instinctive approach behind Kiss Me Extra Hard.
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