Megan Moroney has unveiled her latest single, “6 Months Later,” a powerful post-breakup anthem that dropped on June 20. Known for her candid songwriting, Moroney collaborated with Ben Williams, David “Messy” Mescon, and Rob Hatch to create this gripping track. The reigning Country Music Association New Artist of the Year narrates her journey of survival after a tumultuous breakup, only to find her ex reaching out months later, but by then, it’s “a little too late to the party.”
The song features an uplifting bridge that encapsulates the essence of resilience, proclaiming that “what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger, and blonder and hotter.” Moroney’s lyrics reflect a relatable tale of empowerment and moving on, reminding listeners that sometimes the best “revenge” is thriving after heartbreak.
In her evocative storytelling, Moroney recalls the emotional turmoil of her past relationship, mixing poignant reflections with an upbeat tone. The song’s catchy hook emphasizes the timeless dynamic of regret and realignment that follows a split, delivering an anthem that resonates with those who’ve experienced similar heartaches.
Adding to the excitement, “6 Months Later” comes after Moroney’s previous collaboration with Kenny Chesney, “You Had to Be There,” which she described as a Christmas gift to him. With fans eager for more, it’s unclear when Moroney will share details about her anticipated third studio album following her successful release “Am I Okay?” last summer, which she later expanded with a deluxe edition.
The release of “6 Months Later” not only showcases Moroney’s growth as an artist but also serves as an inspiration for others navigating the waters of past relationships. Keep an ear out for this empowering track that reminds us all of the strength found in moving forward.