Call Me Karizma

Morgan Parriott was born in 1995 and is originally from New Prague, Minnesota.[1][2] He started writing songs at age 12.[1][3]

In February 2015, whilst studying as sophomore (second year of study) in college he assisted American rappers Mod Sun and Blackbear in a 35-date tour as a result of fans tweeting at them.[1][4] Parriott released his debut album Uninvited in 2016.[1]

In summer 2018, he released his first extended play (EP) called The Gloomy Tapes, Vol. 1, as part of his three part The Gloomy Tapes EP series.[5]

In 2018, Parriott signed to Arista Records.[1] He released the single "Serotonin" on 30 November 2018 which explores themes of mental health, depression and anxiety, the first song he released with Arista.[1][4] Also in November 2018, Parriott released a collaboration called "God Damnit" with American DJ, Illenium.[6] Under Arista, The Gloomy Tapes, Vol 2 was released in February 2019.[1] His lead single "Monster (under my bed)" of Vol. 2 was featured on the television show The Purge on the seventh episode of the second season.[7] Additionally, the song according to Billboard, peaked at number 33 on the "Mainstream Rock Airplay" on 30 March 2019.[8]

Parriott left Arista Records in March 2020. Additionally, he has opened for Wiz Khalifa and has worked with producer David Pramik.[4] As of 2018, he has completed four tours of the United States.[4]

In July 2021, Parriott signed to Thriller Records.[9] Thriller is a new label founded by Bob Becker who also founded Fearless Records.[9] Later in the year, Parriott toured in the United States to promote a new EP entitled Bleached Serpent. Several of the tour dates were sold out.[9]

His music has been described as pop and post-pop,[2][9] hip hop[1][2][6][9] and punk.[1][2][9] He is regarded as a singer,[2][5] songwriter,[1][2][5] and rapper.[1][2][5] According to Substream Magazine, he has a strong fanbase in Germany, Russia, and Ukraine.[9]