Shane Morgan Raps Opens Up About His Upcoming Project, Wrong Place, Wrong Time
- Jaysalee "Stellar"
- Jul 25
- 2 min read
Following the release of his 360 video in collaboration with rising media platform Nite Eyez, music artist Shane Morgan Raps sat down with Stellar Reports to talk about what’s next. The video—filmed and edited by MRI—is now available on YouTube and Instagram, giving fans a preview of his evolving sound and visual creativity.
During our conversation, Shane shared insight into his upcoming project, Wrong Place, Wrong Time—a body of work that he’s been crafting with deep intention and personal reflection. Much like his past releases, this project follows a chronological narrative rooted in real-life experiences, staying true to the storytelling arc he’s steadily building.
What makes Shane Morgan Raps stand out isn’t just the music—it's the meaning woven throughout. Every track is tied to a larger story, giving listeners more than just sounds, but a look into a lived journey. His favorite track on the project? The intro: “Maybe I’m the Problem.” A bold title that sets the tone for the vulnerability and raw emotion to come.
“Dealing with the barrels that come with success.”– Shane Morgan Raps
As a Libra, he shares that he’s learning to embrace imperfection—and hopes fans feel empowered to do the same.
Thematically, Wrong Place, Wrong Time explores the sacrifices artists make in pursuit of their goals. It speaks to the choice of leaving behind comfort, familiarity, and even love to chase a dream. Inspired by artists like The Weeknd, Bryson Tiller, and cinematic influences like Fight Club, the project blends moody soundscapes with sharp introspection.
In Shane's words, this project is "everything but love." A nod to his desire to bring back the essence of 90s R&B without falling into romantic clichés. Instead, the lyrics dive into ambition, identity, pressure, and self-awareness—offering fans a different kind of emotional honesty.
While there are no collaborations on the main project, fans can expect a remix soon featuring artist Jamal Ray—a fresh take that’s sure to add to the momentum.
Shane Morgan Raps is a storyteller at his core. And Wrong Place, Wrong Time feels like the next chapter in a bigger book he’s writing—one that invites listeners to not just hear, but feel.
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