Pop-rock band, Morning In May have joined the Ghost Killer Entertainment family and are sharing their cover of, “Pink Pony Club,” originally performed by Chappell Roan, on October 18 via Ghost Killer Entertainment.

“Signing to Ghost Killer Entertainment was the best deal for us and felt like they were right in our wheelhouse. They work close with We Are Triumphant and we were smoothly handed over.”

Morning In May hones in on their creativity with their rendition on Chappell Roan’s “Pink Pony Club.” Powerhouse vocals are draped in a modernized pop-rock melody. The band keeps the song’s integrity intact while making it their own.

“We covered pink pony club because every once in a while I hear a song that really catches me. It’s always in different genres. But when I get that song that just attaches to me. It feels like the universe tapping in. As cheesy as it is, the covers pick me.” – Jake Bartolic, lead vocalist.

Promo Photo Credit: K Enagonio

About Morning In May: Known for descriptive lyrics that bring songs to life in a cinematic way, Morning In May finds themselves at the forefront of modernizing pop-rock. The band strives to be an outlet of discovery for their fan-base. “I want people to understand the depths of their feelings not face value, really follow the breadcrumbs back to the reason they are who they are. I want people to understand on a deeper level their true purpose.” Says lead vocalist Jake Bartolic. “I would like to write the script for confidence so people can play the part.”

Morning In May brings their energetic show to life by touring extensively, including Warped Tour 18’ and others alongside names such as Hawthorne Heights, Escape The Fate, Asking Alexandria, Ice Nine Kills, I Set My Friends On Fire, Underoath, August Burns Red and more. The band has headlined shows at Hollywood’s Whiskey A-Go-Go and has played Launch Music Conference.

Morning In May’s latest release “Laughter On Death Row” showcases witty lyrics and catchy melodies. “I wrote “Laughter On Death Row” because it’s so hard to get noticed nowadays. We’re all fighting through the noise for recognition. I always make the joke that you have to commit a crime to be seen.” says lead vocalist, Jake Bartolic, on the release of the track.

The band continues to highlight their ability to create addictive songs such as “Table Etiquette,” produced by Matt Malpass (Blink 182, Machine Gun Kelly, Lil Lotus.) Along with their full-length studio album Dead Set Slander, that has incorporated the throwback emo feel of the 2000’s to the new electronic and modern sound of today.

Morning In May has worked with notable artists such as Escape The Fate’s frontman Craig Mabbitt on their single, “Orpheus in Retrospect,” released in October of 2020. MIM has maintained relationships with Heydude Shoes, Spirit Airlines and Dynamic Talent International. Previously signed to We Are Triumphant, Manic Kat Records and Needful Things/Tragic Hero Records the band is no stranger to the grind as they now find themselves a part of the Ghost Killer Entertainment family.

Other works include a music video for “Everybody’s Innocent Here, Don’t You Know That?,” the leading single off of the band’s 6-track EP, Somewhere In Slumber. The song’s title refers to the movie, The Shawshank Redemption, as a fan, MIM shot their video at The Ohio State Reformatory, where the film had been made. Listen to the band’s new cover, “Pink Pony Club” originally performed by Chappell Roan, via Ghost Killer Entertainment out October 18.