Classically trained in voice at Texas Tech University and known first as the frontman for 90’s Lubbock rock band Touch — whose album The Electric Iron-On Show became a local favorite and hit heavy rotation on regional radio — D.Lee now releases solo music that blends alternative rock, EDM, funk, and soul. His 2022 album Keep Take and a steady stream of singles carry that same live-wire energy into a modern, alt-pop sound.
A high–energy alternative rock track with a big, emotional hook. “Walk Off Let It Fall Off (I’m Wishing)” leans into the push-and-pull between letting go and still hanging on — the kind of song that feels like a loud room and a late-night drive at the same time.
Written & performed by D.Lee Morris · Mixed with the same live-wire intensity that defined his work with Touch and flows through the solo album Keep Take.
A deeper look at the sound — from atmospheric alt-rock to energetic, emotional hooks. Stream fan favorites, newer singles, and tracks that shaped the Keep Take album.
Full catalog available at: soundcloud.com/dleemorris
A few places to start if you want to see the songs come to life. These links open the videos directly on Facebook so you can watch in full quality.
A loud-room, late-night performance of “Walk Off Let It Fall Off (I’m Wishing)” — all the push-and-pull of letting go and still hanging on.
▶ Watch on FacebookA visual take on one of the core tracks from Keep Take — nostalgic, wide open, and built for late drives and big speakers.
▶ Watch on Facebook“Window Pain Again” — a darker, more cinematic side of the catalog, with lyrics that lean into memory, distance, and everything in between.
▶ Watch on FacebookAnother slice of the live sound — part studio, part stage, all the energy that runs through the newer songs.
▶ Watch on FacebookThere’s more — lyric clips, older songs, and throwbacks from the Touch days. Browse the full video gallery on the site or go straight to the Facebook page.
Go to video gallery Open Facebook pageD.Lee Morris is an alternative rock / EDM / soul artist currently based in Las Vegas, NV. Long before the solo releases and late-night production sessions, he was the voice of 90’s Lubbock rock band Touch — a group that took the local scene by storm and turned their debut album The Electric Iron-On Show into one of the best-selling local records in the region, outselling major-label artists in area stores and landing heavy rotation on regional radio. [oai_citation:0‡Sonic Biscuit](https://www.sonicbiscuit.com/touch.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
Touch began when guitarist Brad Bogle and singer Daniel “D.Lee” Morris met in a music theory class at Texas Tech University. Along with drummer Kenny Lachnicht and bassist Kit Lindsey, they built a sound that was emotive, powerful, and memorable — big choruses, guitar-driven energy, and shows that regularly filled Lubbock venues. [oai_citation:1‡Sonic Biscuit](https://www.sonicbiscuit.com/touch.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
After the Touch era, D.Lee carried that same live-wire intensity into solo work. His releases as D.Lee Morris span alternative rock, EDM, funk, jazz fusion, and straight-up rock & roll “with a twist of soul” — tracks like “Walk Off Let It Fall Off (I’m Wishing)”, “Time Flies Bye”, “Window Pain Again”, “Shakra Secret Me”, and “Always Low” showcase a mix of big hooks, cinematic production, and lyrics that sit somewhere between confession and catharsis. [oai_citation:2‡SoundCloud](https://soundcloud.com/dleemorris?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
Today, the focus is simple: keep writing, keep releasing, and give listeners songs that feel like they were written for their own late drives, headphones, and loud rooms. No booking form, no hard sell — just music to press play on, turn up, and share.