We picked up Bertine Zetlitz’s Electric Feet merely on the cover artwork of the album. This is usually a good method for random pop greatness. We were right, it carried some solid beats, one of which is this track with an infectious chorus and striking vocal splicing. It’s a bona fide summer hit with everything to carry it well into all dance floors with a strict glam policy and a knack for unheard pop. This is just gorgeous.
It seems that Moby is still on his Destroyed promotional binge. As we are huge fans of every other album Moby releases. We never got into the new one fully. We loved Wait For Me though. Still, his work is always up to par. Let’s hope he releases a disco album next. Or one that takes inspiration from disco.
Moby’s left the sombre beats for a minute and remixed this track for release. The video’s fun too. The Karaoke theme in music videos, a la Selena Gomez’s “Love You Like A Love Song,” is always a plus.
Moby wants you to
Get your melancholy on.
Insomniac’s dream.
Moby’s last album was one of our favorites of the year, so, naturally, this gets high priority to listen to here. This one is supposed to be his nocturnal side, spanning writing from shady hotel rooms in different corners of the world. This is our kind of thing. Let’s hope it sounds better than the first single. Click here to investigate the leak
Click here to listen to Moby’s album titled Destroyed.
Moby has revealed another video from his new album that we are highly anticipating. We can’t wait to hear more, although some of the songs he previewed are not within the direction that we thought he would take. Nonetheless, we loves us some Moby.
Moby is set to unleash his 10th album on us this May. The majority of the recording was done while Moby was touring. He’d stay up in his hotel room because of his insomnia and work on music at times like at 2 in the morning. He said “it seemed as if everyone else in the world is sleeping.” Any music he did not finish he would take back with him to his apartment and finish it there with the range of quarky instruments he owned. His friends Emily Zuzik, Inyang Bassey, and Joy Malcom as well as Moby himself all sang on the record. Musically, Moby summed it up as “broken down melodic electronic music for empty cities at 2 am.” He says the title of the album makes sense when he listens to the music.
Click below for the tracklisting.
This is the first cut we listen to from Moby’s 10th studio album. This leaves us very exciting as we have a soft spot for Moby and his work in our hearts. Great to hear something new.
What Moby had to say on his official website: “Oh, some people have drawn my attention to the fact that a homophobic ad campaign is using ‘Porcelain’. Needless to say we:
a-didn’t approve this
and
b-have contacted them with a very firm ‘cease and desist’ letter.
It goes without saying that I’d never let an anti-gay marriage campaign use my music.
Moby summoned some fans to make a video for his lovely song “Wait For Me.” This is the winning video for the song competition. The winner is Nimrod Shapira. Lovely!
Moby independent success on his highly acclaimed album Wait For Me has yet to spring some fruits upon us. The album’s run is not over yet as Moby’s camp has announced that the album is getting the remix treatment along with an alleged single of “Wait For You,” probably remixed. We can’t wait for it as it will bring on the chill-out moods more with some staccato.
This is not a new single, but its a video project of a Moby song with his friend Mark Pellington.
It seems that the original animated video for this song didn’t quite cut it for Moby. This is the new video and it’s first non-animated video from Wait For Me. The song can’t go wrong. It’s so sad and sweet and sombre. The model boy-photographer is very Pecker.
Wait For Me was worth the wait. It’s one of the best albums of 2009. This is the third single from the album and a top tune.
