A modern-day mystic with a rebel heart, Morgan Joanel is where wild Rock’n’Roll soul collides with high-art intuition.
She’s like the lovechild of a Stevie Nicks spell and a Jim Morrison storm... Part siren, part storyteller, part electric priestess channeling raw truth through music, fashion, and sacred art. But Morgan isn’t just a vibe. She’s a fighter. A phoenix. A self-made powerhouse who’s turned pain into power and art into ritual.
In 2021, her world was shattered - bones broken, brain bruised, and her body in a wheelchair after a hit-and-run car accident nearly took everything. The doctors weren’t sure she’d walk again. But they didn’t know who they were dealing with. Morgan didn’t just rise, she resurrected, reinvented, and reclaimed her path with more fire than ever before.
“It’s rare to meet someone who’s a natural in more than one creative area.”
— Adrian Breakspear, ARIA Award-winning Producer (Gang of Youths)
Loop pedals, guitars, stomp boxes, raw vocals - no backing tracks, no automated schtick. Just Morgan, building every sound from scratch in real time. Whether it's solo or with her full band; her shows are intimate rituals - smoky vocals, live layering, and lyrics that cut deep. It’s emotional, electric, and unforgettable.
She’s played with artists like Adam Lambert, Jason Derulo, Newton Faulkner, and The Superjesus, and even caught the eye of UK popstar Anne-Marie, who handpicked her to open shows after a chance bar performance in Perth.
From Sony-signed recording artist to independent tour warrior, Morgan’s journey has taken her through London stages, national TV (Celebrity Apprentice), and global runways. Her EP Night Blooms gained national Triple J airplay and a semi-finalist spot in the International Songwriting Competition.
Fashion isn’t just clothing or jewellery - it’s spellwork and adornment for the brave.
Morgan’s style presence led her to design a 14-piece capsule collection for Azuki, stocked in over 200 Australian stores including Myer. She’s walked the runway for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Festival, and her face appeared on ZARA t-shirts sold globally.
She also founded MØJØ, an ethical jewellery line infused with crystals, up-cycled leather, and hand-sourced trinkets from Nepal. Worn by celebrity models like Mimi Elashiry and Jesinta Franklin, these adornments aren’t accessories, they’re talismans.
Morgan is a visual storyteller, turning emotion into artwork. From large-scale murals and mandala pieces to tattoo designs and sacred symbolism, her art has been featured in public murals, collective exhibitions, and live painting events across Australia.
She offers Rock’n’Ritual Mandala Readings - a unique spiritual mandala experience that merges her intuitive gifts with bespoke design. Her artwork has been worn, inked, collected, and soon will be part of new international fashion collaborations.