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"My Church"
A black-and-white-photo of bright sunlight from the left shining on Morris's face as she rests a large boombox on her shoulder.
Single by Maren Morris
from the album Hero
ReleasedJanuary 19, 2016 (2016-01-19)
Genre
Length3:17
LabelColumbia Nashville
Songwriters
Producers
  • busbee
  • Maren Morris
Maren Morris singles chronology
"My Church"
(2016) 		"80s Mercedes"
(2016)

"My Church" is the debut single by American singer Maren Morris. It was released in January 2016 as the lead single from her first studio album, Hero (2016). Morris co-wrote and co-produced the song with busbee. The song won the award for Best Country Solo Performance and was nominated for Best Country Song at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards.[2]

Content

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The song is used figuratively to describe the sanctuary that Morris feels in her car when she plays music on the Highway FM radio while driving.[3][4] It refers to listening to country icons like Johnny Cash and Hank Williams and is about "the simple joy that comes with turning up the volume, rolling down the windows and singing along to the radio at 65 miles an hour." She compares the experience to a church revival, saying, "Yeah, I guess that's my church." She co-wrote and co-produced the single with busbee.[4]

The song is composed in the key of A major in a 4
4 time signature with a "shuffle" tempo of approximately 76 beats per minute. It follows the chord pattern A-D-A-E-A twice. Morris' vocals range from E3 to C♯5.[5]

Music video

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The music video was premiered in January 2016. It shows Morris driving an early 1970s Mercedes Sedan, and picking up various passengers along the way. The man on the motorcycle is played by the actor Oryan Landa.[6]

Critical reception

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Billy Dukes of Taste of Country rated the song as a "Critic's Pick", writing that "She's a mix of Amy Winehouse, Little Big Town and pulp fiction. Beautiful images and ideas swirl around lo-fi instrumentation... A little sweetness seeps through during this soulful, blues-influenced jam".[7]

Rolling Stone named "My Church" one of the 30 best songs of the first half of 2016. "Some keep the Sabbath going to church. Breakout Nashville star Maren Morris keeps it blazing down the freeway listening to classic country radio – with Hank Williams delivering the sermon and Johnny Cash leading the choir. Honoring tradition, this joyous popwise stomper keeps it moving forward."[8] In 2024, the publication also ranked "My Church" at #93 on its 200 Greatest Country Songs of All Time.[9]

Billboard ranked "My Church" at number 15 on its "100 Best Pop Songs of 2016" list. "Talk about finding your religion: On this undeniable singalong, country’s hottest newcome[r] of 2016 takes us to church via this love letter to driving with the windows down, while country radio preaches to your solo choir. Fittingly, it navigated Billboard’s Country Airplay chart for 22 weeks, even earning Maren Morris a trip to the top 10. Not a bad blessing for your first major-label single."[10] In Village Voice's annual Pazz & Jop mass critics poll of the year's best in music in 2016, "My Church" was ranked at number 29, tied with Rihanna's "Kiss It Better" and The Weeknd's "Starboy".[11]

Accolades

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Year Association Category Result
2016 CMA Awards[12] Best New Artist Won
Single of the Year Nominated
British Country Music Association Awards[13] International Song of the Year Nominated
2017 Grammy Awards[2] Best Country Solo Performance Won
Best Country Song Nominated
ACM Awards[14] Single Record of the Year Nominated

Chart performance

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According to Columbia Nashville, the song set a record as the song played by the greatest number of radio stations for a debut single in its impact week, 107, beating the previous record of 99.[15] It entered the Country Airplay chart at number 59.[16] It first entered the Hot Country Songs chart at number 38 for the week of January 30, 2016,[17] selling 6,000 copies that week.[18] It entered the Billboard Hot 100 chart two weeks later[19] and reached number one on the Country Digital Songs chart in another four weeks.[20] In the US, the song had sold over 974,000 digital copies by July 2017.[21]

Charts

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Certifications

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Region Certification Certified units/sales
Canada (Music Canada)[31] 2× Platinum 160,000‡
New Zealand (RMNZ)[32] Gold 15,000‡
United States (RIAA)[33] Platinum 974,000[21]

‡ Sales+streaming figures based on certification alone.

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"My Church" is a debut single by American artist , released on January 19, 2016, through Columbia Nashville as the lead track from her major-label debut studio album . Co-written and co-produced by Morris and songwriter-producer , the song blends traditional with gospel influences, reaching number five on the chart and number nine on the chart. It earned Morris her first Grammy Award for Best Country Solo Performance at the in 2017, along with a nomination for Best Country Album for . The song's lyrics employ religious metaphors to equate the exhilaration of live country music concerts with spiritual redemption and worship, portraying the stage as a pulpit and the audience as a congregation seeking solace and joy. Morris has described the track as a personal reflection on how music serves as her "church," providing a sense of community and escape amid life's imperfections, inspired by her experiences in Texas honky-tonks and her deep-rooted love for country legends. This thematic depth, combined with Morris's powerful vocals and the track's anthemic production, propelled it to widespread acclaim, marking a breakthrough that established her as a prominent voice in contemporary country music. Following its release, "My Church" not only boosted to number one on the Top Country Albums chart but also contributed to Morris receiving the Award for New Female Vocalist and the Country Music Association's Horizon Award in 2016. The music video, directed by David McClister and released on January 25, 2016, further amplified its impact by visually capturing the song's revival-like energy in a church setting filled with musicians and dancers. Critically, it was praised for bridging traditions with modern , influencing Morris's subsequent career trajectory toward genre-blending success and multiple Grammy nominations.

Background and release

Writing and inspiration

The song "My Church" originated from Maren Morris's personal experiences during a road trip across , where she discovered a profound sense of redemption and spiritual solace in music blasting from the car radio. This inspiration struck while Morris was hungover following a night out, transforming a moment of vulnerability into a celebration of music's healing power amid the open highway. The track was co-written by Morris and producer-songwriter during a session at 's studio in , , marking a pivotal collaboration for Morris's debut major-label album . Morris contributed the central hook, drawing from her raw emotional anecdotes, while shaped the melody and helped flesh out the verses, infusing the process with influences from classic country icons like and to evoke a gospel-like reverence for the genre.

Recording and production

The recording of "My Church" was co-produced by and (Mike Busbee), who aimed to fuse roots with R&B grooves and gospel-inspired fervor to mirror the song's thematic reverence for music as a spiritual outlet. , drawing from his experience bridging pop and production, handled much of the initial tracking at his studio, where the track evolved from a quick demo into a polished single emphasizing raw emotional delivery over ornate arrangements. This collaborative approach allowed Morris to infuse her personal influences, resulting in a sound that evoked communal through subtle textural layers. Key instrumentation centered on —played by and Derek Wells—to provide an intimate, rootsy foundation, complemented by organ swells and layered backing vocals from Dave Thomson, , and Morris herself, which collectively built a "church-like" atmosphere of uplift and . These elements were tracked to support the song's mid-tempo drive, with handclaps and percussion adding rhythmic propulsion reminiscent of handclapping choirs, all while keeping the production lean to highlight Morris's vocal presence. Morris's vocals were captured in a single, unhurried session using the original demo take for the radio version, showcasing her versatile range from husky lows to soaring highs and incorporating spontaneous ad-libs like calls for "" to deepen the track's emotional resonance and sense of live congregation. The final mix, handled by Dave Clauss alongside , refined these components into a cohesive 3:17 runtime, balancing clarity and warmth to ensure the song's intimate yet anthemic quality translated across formats.

Release history

"My Church" was released as Maren Morris's debut major-label single by Columbia Nashville on January 19, 2016, available immediately for digital download across platforms such as and Amazon. The release marked a pivotal moment in her transition from independent artist to signed performer, following the song's initial appearance on her self-titled EP in late 2015. To build anticipation for her upcoming album, the single received a robust pre-album radio push, arriving at stations on January 20, 2016, and quickly garnering widespread airplay from over 100 reporting stations in its first week. This promotional emphasized the song's crossover appeal, blending country roots with pop sensibilities to target both traditional and emerging audiences. Digital platforms further amplified the rollout, offering instant access to fans and driving early streaming momentum. The track was included as the third song on Morris's debut studio album, , which Columbia Nashville released worldwide on June 3, 2016. International variations in the single's rollout followed the U.S. launch, with digital availability expanding to markets including the to support global promotion ahead of the album. Following its release, "My Church" debuted on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart.

Composition

Musical structure

"My Church" is structured in a verse-chorus form typical of contemporary , performed at a moderate of 77 beats per minute in the key of . The song opens with a simple riff accompanied by muffled handclaps from a gospel-style , establishing a hymn-like tone that evokes praise and worship anthems through its repetitive and singable phrasing. The chorus serves as the song's central , featuring the repetitive, anthemic line "Can I get a " delivered in a call-and-response style with layered echoes on responses like "" and "," building emotional intensity through vocal stacking and diatonic centered on I-IV-V progressions. This section contrasts the verses' narrative sparsity with its communal, revivalist energy, using straight quarter-note rhythms and slight for emphasis. A brief bridge provides dynamic contrast, escalating with added full-band —including and —after an choral moment, transitioning back to the chorus for heightened drama. The outro reprises the chorus with increasing vocal layers that mimic a , fading out on declarative repetitions to reinforce the song's thematic resolution.

Lyrics and themes

The lyrics of "My Church," written by and and released on her 2016 debut album , employ religious imagery to celebrate as a source of personal salvation and joy, particularly through the act of driving with the radio on. The song opens with admissions of human imperfection—"I've cussed on a Sunday, I've cheated and I've lied, I've fallen down from grace a few too many times"—contrasting these personal flaws with the redemptive power found in everyday rituals like turning up the car radio. This juxtaposition highlights a theme of accessible , where provides and uplift without the need for formal . Central to the song is the metaphor of the car and Highway FM as a "church" for secular redemption, transforming mundane spaces into sanctuaries of worship. Lines such as "Can I get a hallelujah? Can I get an amen? / Feels like the Holy Ghost running through ya / When I play the highway FM" equate the rush of open-road driving and country radio broadcasts to a gospel revival, with the jukebox serving as choir and songs as sermons. Morris draws on country gospel traditions to reframe spirituality outside institutional religion, portraying music as a democratized faith that anyone can access in a parking lot or on a backroad. This secular sacredness challenges conventional evangelical norms in country music, emphasizing emotional release through belting along to tunes that wash away sins like "Till my sins wash away." The song's irreverent tone underscores a broader cultural commentary on finding holiness in the profane, aligning with Morris's vision of music as a unifying, non-dogmatic force.

Music video

The music video for "My Church" was directed by McDonald and released on January 25, 2016. Filmed in the outskirts of , it serves as a homage to Morris's home state. The video opens with Morris smoking a cigarette on the steps of a church, followed by her driving away in a as a choir performs outside. She then picks up a woman with neon blue hair and a man while cruising open roads, capturing the song's themes of freedom and musical redemption in a rural setting. Morris described the shoot as "the coolest experience of my life," noting the beautiful Texas weather and its fitting backdrop for the song's message.

Critical reception

Reviews

Upon its release in 2016, Maren Morris's "My Church" received widespread critical acclaim for its bold fusion of , gospel, and pop elements, often highlighted as a standout debut single. described the track as "more than a ring-kissing offering to the radio gods," praising how it portrays radio listening as both a and a for musical influences like and . The publication ranked it at No. 29 on its list of the 30 best songs of the first half of 2016, calling it a "gospel-tinged that finds salvation in the front seat of a , windows down, radio up." Critics frequently commended Morris's vocal delivery, noting its power and versatility in elevating the song's themes. In a review of her debut album Hero, which features "My Church" as the lead single, The New York Times highlighted the track's innovative roots-minded approach to religiosity, describing it as a "breakthrough bait-and-switch" that showcased Morris's ability to blend genres seamlessly with a commanding presence. Similarly, Entertainment Weekly noted the song's role in Morris's rise, emphasizing her "subtle vocal inflections and sounds" that evoked contemporary R&B while maintaining country authenticity, contributing to the album's critical success. Country Universe echoed this, calling her voice "a particularly impressive instrument" with "ragged soulfulness" that hits high notes effortlessly without strain, setting it apart from thinner-voiced peers in the genre. Billboard placed "My Church" at No. 15 on its of the 100 best pop songs of , lauding it as an "undeniable singalong" where Morris, as country's hottest newcomer, takes listeners to her personal through infectious energy and crossover appeal. While the song was celebrated for its radio-friendly hooks, some reviewers expressed mild reservations about its overt nod to in a challenging industry landscape. Country Universe critiqued the chorus's heavy reference to "The Highway FM" as feeling like a "commercial," questioning whether the current radio climate—particularly for female artists with unique perspectives—was truly worth such reverence. Despite these notes, the track's reception solidified Morris's breakthrough, with its thematic innovation in treating as spiritual redemption earning consistent praise across outlets.

Accolades

"My Church" received several notable accolades and nominations from major music awards organizations, recognizing its impact in the country music genre. The song earned Maren Morris her first Grammy Award and contributed to her breakthrough recognition. At the 59th Annual Grammy Awards held on February 12, 2017, "My Church" won Best Country Solo Performance. It was also nominated for Best Country Song at the same ceremony. The track was nominated for Single of the Year at the 50th Annual (CMA) Awards in 2016, where Morris also won New Artist of the Year, partly propelled by the song's success. In 2017, "My Church" received a nomination for Single Record of the Year at the () Awards, with Morris earning additional nods in related categories. Furthermore, the song was nominated for International Song of the Year at the 2016 British Country Music Association Awards.
AwardCategoryResultYear
Best Country Solo PerformanceWon2017
Best Country SongNominated2017
Single of the YearNominated2016
New Artist of the YearWon2016
ACM AwardsSingle Record of the YearNominated2017
British CMA AwardsInternational Song of the YearNominated2016

Commercial performance

Chart performance

"My Church" achieved significant success on country music charts in North America following its release in early 2016. On the chart, the single peaked at number 5 and spent 15 weeks in the top 10. It also reached number 9 on the chart, where it charted for a total of 48 weeks, demonstrating strong and sustained radio play. On the all-format , "My Church" debuted at number 91 but climbed to a peak of number 50 during its 20-week run. In , the song performed well on country-specific rankings, peaking at number 3 on the Canada Country chart. It also entered the broader Hot 100 at number 64. Reflecting its overall impact that year, "My Church" ranked number 8 on the 2016 year-end US chart and number 38 on the year-end chart. Internationally, "My Church" made modest inroads in the UK market, reaching number 43 on the Scottish Singles chart and number 70 on the .

Certifications and sales

"My Church" achieved notable commercial success through certifications reflecting its sales and streaming performance. In the United States, the (RIAA) certified the single in 2017, denoting 1,000,000 units sold or streamed. By 2019, it had been upgraded to 2× Platinum status for 2,000,000 units. In , Music Canada awarded the song 2× Platinum certification, equivalent to 160,000 units. The single also received a Gold certification from Recorded Music NZ in , representing 15,000 units. As of 2017, "My Church" had accumulated 974,000 downloads and streaming equivalents in the United States alone. Streaming activity has continued to grow into 2025, contributing to its enduring certified units.

Performances and covers

Live performances

Maren Morris first gained widespread attention for her live rendition of "My Church" at the 2016 CMA Awards, where she delivered the song backed by a full band and under a backdrop of twinkling lights, emphasizing its gospel-infused energy. This performance highlighted the track's soulful crossover appeal shortly after its release on her debut album . Earlier that year, at the event, Morris presented a stripped-down solo acoustic version of the song, showcasing her vocal intimacy and earning her the Breakthrough Artist award in recognition of her rising impact. She also performed it at (SXSW) in , including a notable set at The House that captured the burgeoning excitement around her debut single during the festival. In 2020, amid the , Morris included "My Church" in her Verizon Up virtual tour, a series of exclusive online concerts for fans that simulated multi-city experiences with intimate staging and direct interaction. The song took on a collaborative dimension in 2023 during , where Morris joined for a version, blending their styles in a church-themed episode that featured mutual covers of each other's hits. This rendition underscored the track's enduring thematic resonance with spiritual and musical devotion. More recently, on June 27, 2025, Morris revisited "My Church" in a live session at KUTX Studio 1A in Austin, performing it as part of a surprise appearance promoting her album Dreamsicle, with the intimate radio setting allowing her to reconnect with her Texas roots. Just two months later, on August 25, 2025, she brought Yola onstage for a powerful guest vocal during the song's finale at The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett, New York, as part of The Soho Sessions benefiting Music Will, turning the Hamptons venue into an energetic close to her seven-song set.

Cover versions

"My Church" has been covered by various artists across genres, highlighting its appeal in country, pop, and acoustic interpretations. These renditions often emphasize the song's spiritual and redemptive themes through stripped-down arrangements or vocal showcases on talent competitions. Country singer Craig Campbell released an acoustic cover of "My Church" in April 2016, featuring a solo guitar that accentuated the song's introspective lyrics during his "Woman Cover Wednesday" series. Rising artist Alana Springsteen performed a cover in March 2017 as part of her "Single Sundays" initiative, delivering a youthful, emotive take with piano and light instrumentation that resonated with her emerging fanbase. In May 2018, Spensha Baker, a contestant on season 14 of NBC's The Voice, sang "My Church" during the semi-finals, earning praise for her powerful vocal delivery and soulful phrasing that advanced her to the finals under coach . Canadian singer Lauren Spencer-Smith shared an acoustic cover on in May 2019, showcasing her raspy tone and emotional depth in a minimalist arrangement that garnered significant online views and highlighted her early career versatility. Samantha Taylor, an independent country artist, uploaded an acoustic rendition in January 2023, focusing on heartfelt vocals and guitar strumming to capture the song's gospel-infused energy in a home-recorded setting. On July 15, 2025, during the audition round of , 21-year-old Anna Wilson performed "My Church," impressing judges with her mature, soulful interpretation that blended youthful innocence with profound emotional range. In a notable collaboration, Irish singer joined for a of "My Church" on the September 2023 episode of , reinterpreting the track with his bluesy timbre and harmonies that infused it with a folk-rock edge.

Legacy and impact

"My Church" marked a pivotal breakthrough for , establishing her as a trailblazer in contemporary by blending traditional elements with and pop influences, paving the way for fusion in the industry. The song's innovative use of religious metaphors to depict music's redemptive power has been academically analyzed for challenging conservative traditions within . Its enduring influence is evident in ongoing performances, where it remains a staple, and covers such as Home Free's gospel-infused rendition in 2016. In October 2025, Rolling Stone ranked "My Church" among the 250 Greatest Songs of the 21st Century So Far, underscoring its lasting cultural resonance. As of November 2025, Morris reflects on the song as a defining career moment that continues to evolve in meaning, supporting her for emerging artists through initiatives like scholarships and programs.

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