Biography

Olivia Dyer is a songwriter, worship leader and visual artist living in Norfolk, Virginia. She debuted her acoustic full-length album, "The Threshing Floor" in 2011 under her maiden name (Olivia Morgan), and in 2014 she released her love song single, "We Fell in Love". In January 2017, she released a second full-length Neo-Americana album, "Time & Age", paying tribute to the bittersweet transition of outgrowing childhood. "Live in Boone" EP, released in September 2018, is an acoustic collection of songs (featured on Time & Age) performed live with her brother Josh Morgan in the Appalachian mountains of Boone, North Carolina. Apart from solo endeavors, you can find Olivia featured on collaborative projects such as Burn 24/7's "Incense Rise" (2011), Big House Worship's "Hallelujah" (2012), "Road Less Traveled" (2014) and “Songs, Hymns & Spiritual Songs” (2019). Olivia’s also been a part of projects with Adam Cates ("Nights at the Big House, Vol. 1 and 2", 2008, 2010), Bethel Music artist Sean Feucht ("Messengers", 2014), and John Mark Pantana (“Made For Jesus”, 2019).
 Olivia most recently released an indie pop worship single called “Glory King” in December of 2019, and is currently working on a 5-track EP, set to release in Fall 2021.