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In this episode of Riffs on Riffs, Joe and Toby dive into Megan Moroney’s breakout hit “Tennessee Orange.” What begins as a conversation about Moroney’s songwriting quickly expands into a lively discussion about modern c...
Megan Moroney "Tennessee Orange" is an episode from Riffs on Riffs by Evergreen Podcasts. In this episode of Riffs on Riffs, Joe and Toby dive into Megan Moroney’s breakout hit “Tennessee Orange.” What begins as a conversation about Moroney...
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Published Mar 11, 2026, 58:24 long, audio available.
In this episode of Riffs on Riffs, Joe and Toby dive into Megan Moroney’s breakout hit “Tennessee Orange.” What begins as a conversation about Moroney’s songwriting quickly expands into a lively discussion about modern country music, storytelling, and the formula behind hit songs. Joe and Toby explore the clever narrative hook at the center of “Tennessee Orange.” The song opens with a line that feels like a confession or crisis, only to reveal a far more playful “sin”: a Georgia fan falling for someone who roots for Tennessee. That twist becomes the foundation of a story that blends humor, regional culture, and the deep loyalties of SEC football rivalries. From there, the conversation expands into Moroney’s artistic approach. They discuss how her songs often follow a recognizable country-pop structure, but stand out through sharp lyrical details and relatable storytelling. They also unpack the collaborative songwriting process common in Nashville, where writers’ rooms and shared ideas help shape songs that resonate widely with audiences. Joe and Toby also compare Moroney to fellow country artist Ella Langley, discussing how each artist occupies a slightly different lane within modern country music. While Langley leans more toward a traditional country sound, Moroney’s style blends country with pop influences and carefully crafted branding. Beyond the music itself, the episode explores the broader ecosystem of the country music industry, from Nashville songwriting culture to the ways artists strategically build their public personas. As always on Riffs on Riffs, the analysis is mixed with humor, personal stories, and plenty of tangents. For Joe and Toby, “Tennessee Orange” proves that clever songwriting and strong storytelling still sit at the heart of great music. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Megan Moroney "Tennessee Orange" is from Riffs on Riffs by Evergreen Podcasts.
Published Mar 11, 2026 and 58:24 long