Trilogy is the seventh solo studio album by the United States-based blues guitarist and singer from Serbia, Ana Popović.

[9][3][2] Besides Popović's strong guitar work, Morning uses plenty of horns and piano, and features Joe Bonamassa as a guest guitarist on "Train", ending the song with a smoking outro.

[10] It was recorded by Warren Riker at Esplanade Studios, New Orleans in Louisiana, by Tom Hambridge at The Switchyard, Nashville in Tennessee, and by Cody Dickinson at the Zebra Ranch near Memphis in Mississippi.

[10] The jazz disc was recorded at Esplanade Studios, New Orleans in Louisiana by Delfeayo Marsalis, and uses a variety of saxophones, acoustic bass, and drums, with Kyle Roussell on piano.

[7] She also adapted her voice to jazz, leaving the growling and shouting for the first two discs and shifting to crooning, giving off a smokey late night vibe.