Morgan Wallen – Dangerous: The Double Album

Album Info

Artist: Morgan Wallen

Title: Dangerous: The Double Album

Year: 2021

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Tracklist

  • 1. Sand In My Boots (3:22)
  • 2. Wasted On You (2:58)
  • 3. Somebody’s Problem (2:41)
  • 4. More Surprised Than Me (2:37)
  • 5. 865 (3:10)
  • 6. Warning (2:36)
  • 7. Neon Eyes (3:46)
  • 8. Outlaw (feat. Ben Burgess) (3:49)
  • 9. Whiskey’d My Way (3:00)
  • 10. Wonderin’ Bout The Wind (3:02)
  • 11. Your Bartender (3:05)
  • 12. Only Thing That’s Gone (feat. Chris Stapleton) (3:16)
  • 13. Cover Me Up (4:53)
  • 14. 7 Summers (3:30)
  • 15. More Than My Hometown (3:36)
  • 1. Still Goin Down (3:06)
  • 2. Rednecks, Red Letters, Red Dirt (3:05)
  • 3. Dangerous (2:27)
  • 4. Beer Don’t (3:16)
  • 5. Blame It On Me (2:42)
  • 6. Somethin’ Country (2:52)
  • 7. This Bar (3:05)
  • 8. Country A$$ Shit (3:06)
  • 9. Whatcha Think Of Country Now (3:02)
  • 10. Me On Whiskey (3:30)
  • 11. Need A Boat (3:05)
  • 12. Silverado For Sale (3:44)
  • 13. Heartless - Wallen Album Mix (2:49)
  • 14. Livin’ The Dream (3:59)
  • 15. Quittin’ Time (3:44)

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Artist Bio

Morgan Wallen is a country pop singer from Sneedville, Tennessee, who first gained national attention on season 6 of The Voice in 2014 before launching his recording career. He’s become one of country music’s biggest global stars since releasing his debut album If I Know Me in 2018, known for blending traditional country storytelling with modern production and cross-genre appeal. Wallen has achieved massive commercial success with albums like Dangerous: The Double Album (2021) and One Thing at a Time, both spending over 100 weeks in the Billboard 200 top 10, and his latest release I’m the Problem debuted at No. 1 in seven countries. He’s earned 18 No. 1 singles at country radio, 19 Billboard Music Awards, and holds multiple chart records, though his career has also been marked by controversies including a 2021 incident involving racial slurs. His sound sits alongside artists like Florida Georgia Line, Keith Whitley, and Eric Church, while recent collaborations with hip-hop artists like Lil Wayne and Rick Ross show his continued genre-bending approach.