Megan Moroney Drops Flirty New Anthem “Wish I Didn’t” Ahead of Cloud 9

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 Megan Moroney Drops Flirty New Anthem “Wish I Didn’t” Ahead of Cloud 9

Megan Moroney is officially in her Cloud 9 era — and she’s having fun with it. The MULTI-PLATINUM hitmaker just released her new single “Wish I Didn’t,” a playful, warning-shot country-pop anthem that leans equal parts confidence, charm, and sharp-tongued honesty.

The track marks the third preview from Moroney’s upcoming third studio album Cloud 9, due out February 20. Written by Moroney alongside Emily Weisband, Hillary Lindsey, and Luke Laird, “Wish I Didn’t” finds her sizing up a walking red flag and laying down the rules before feelings get too real. It’s breezy, bold, and packed with lines that remind listeners exactly why Moroney has mastered the art of turning heartbreak into hits.

Produced by Kristian Bush, the song bursts with stacked vocals, punchy rhythms, and glossy guitar tones — a high-energy country-pop moment built for repeat listens.

The accompanying music video raises the stakes even higher. Co-starring Dylan Efron and directed by Lauren Dunn, the cinematic visual plays like a modern, glam-soaked spin on Mr. & Mrs. Smith, with Moroney and Efron portraying a picture-perfect couple hiding secret double lives as rival assassins. The action-packed video is full of Easter eggs, dramatic flair, and a cliffhanger ending that leaves fans waiting for what’s next.

With Cloud 9 already earning spots on multiple “Most Anticipated Albums of 2026” lists — including nods from Esquire and The New York Times — Moroney is entering her most confident chapter yet. She describes the 15-track album as being written by “the strongest, most confident version of myself I’ve ever been,” and “Wish I Didn’t” fits that mission perfectly.

Moroney will bring the Cloud 9 era to the stage this May with THE CLOUD 9 TOUR, a massive 49-date international run that has already proven to be one of the year’s most in-demand tickets.

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