New Zealand born alternative indie singer and producer Willy Moon, real name William George Sinclair releases the video to Get Up (What You Need) and for an artist I have very little knowledge of I'm surprised how much I enjoyed this track. Moon's career took off somewhat with his track 'Yeah Yeah' when it featured on Apples 2012 advertising campaign for it's newest incarnation of their iPod, and it's no surprise, Moon's sound is very radio and TV friendly which will be of huge benefit when gaining new fans. The song, Get Up (What You Need) is the next single to be taken from Moon's debut album 'Here's Willy Moon' and it's very catchy, the hook "you got to get up on your feet to get what you need" show's what the song is all about, it's about life, it's about doing everything you can to get what you want and to where you want to be, the beat and music work in perfect harmony with the gravelly vocals. Overall this is just the next step on the road to great success for Moon, it show's he's got great music writing abilities as well as the charm to gain a big following.
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Thursday, 8 August 2013
Willy Moon - Get Up (What You Need)
Video released July 31st 2013
New Zealand born alternative indie singer and producer Willy Moon, real name William George Sinclair releases the video to Get Up (What You Need) and for an artist I have very little knowledge of I'm surprised how much I enjoyed this track. Moon's career took off somewhat with his track 'Yeah Yeah' when it featured on Apples 2012 advertising campaign for it's newest incarnation of their iPod, and it's no surprise, Moon's sound is very radio and TV friendly which will be of huge benefit when gaining new fans. The song, Get Up (What You Need) is the next single to be taken from Moon's debut album 'Here's Willy Moon' and it's very catchy, the hook "you got to get up on your feet to get what you need" show's what the song is all about, it's about life, it's about doing everything you can to get what you want and to where you want to be, the beat and music work in perfect harmony with the gravelly vocals. Overall this is just the next step on the road to great success for Moon, it show's he's got great music writing abilities as well as the charm to gain a big following.
New Zealand born alternative indie singer and producer Willy Moon, real name William George Sinclair releases the video to Get Up (What You Need) and for an artist I have very little knowledge of I'm surprised how much I enjoyed this track. Moon's career took off somewhat with his track 'Yeah Yeah' when it featured on Apples 2012 advertising campaign for it's newest incarnation of their iPod, and it's no surprise, Moon's sound is very radio and TV friendly which will be of huge benefit when gaining new fans. The song, Get Up (What You Need) is the next single to be taken from Moon's debut album 'Here's Willy Moon' and it's very catchy, the hook "you got to get up on your feet to get what you need" show's what the song is all about, it's about life, it's about doing everything you can to get what you want and to where you want to be, the beat and music work in perfect harmony with the gravelly vocals. Overall this is just the next step on the road to great success for Moon, it show's he's got great music writing abilities as well as the charm to gain a big following.
Tuesday, 23 July 2013
The Skints - Out My Mind
Video released May 15th 2013
East London reggae punk outfit, The Skints are back with their follow up to 2012's Part and Parcel with new track Out My Mind, a Joshua Waters Rudge lead track about the recent break down of a relationship and trying to deal with the best you can. The video, created by London film maker Chris Hugall seems to have been made on a shoestring budget, featuring extras using props to show TVs, words on the white set and broken hearts. The rest of the band pop up towards the end with Marcia Richards, Jamie Kyriakides and Jonathan Doyle playing with a giant NES controller and each playing instruments as a way of therapy for their heartbroken friend. The song, set to feature on the upcoming deluxe edition of Part and Parcel has a very different feel compared to older stuff yet keeping in the same spirit and showing no decline in quality. If nothing else the video shows Rudge doing his best superman impression and fighting a man sized pig.
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