life is too short to listen to old music
The Big Moon
country: UK
genre: Indie, Pop
styles: London Indie
ABOUT THIS BAND
The last time you heard The Big Moon was welcoming the release of their dazzling second album, Walking Like We Do, back in January 2020, when life was very different. That was a coming of age record, with bold songs for Saturday nights and sad songs for Sunday mornings. So much has changed and continues to change. And in this world of constant change, we yearn for something familiar. Thankfully, we can continue to rely on the unique, jubilant, unassailable bond that sews this brilliant London band together.
Like so many records landing in store and on streaming services right now, their forthcoming record Here Is Everything was conceived during the weight and worry of lockdown in a pandemic. Lives became seismically different, whilst every day a carbon copy of the last. So, whilst Covid pulled the duvet tightly up over our heads, it was also the unlikely backdrop to welcoming new life. Vocalist Juliette Jackson might have started lockdown teaching fans how to play guitar on Zoom to help pay the rent, but she ended it as mother to a super little human being.
Here is Everything documents the arrival of that baby in real time, and the simultaneous arrival of a new mother, full of excitement and fear. Meanwhile, the rest of the band doubled-down in the studio, taking Jules’ embryonic song frameworks and stepping forward as one, revelling in an innate, giddy togetherness and with a clutch of genuinely fantastic tunes.
Source [Spotify]Releases
Single
2 Lines (Edit)
out on March 31, 2023
via Fiction
Single
Interrupting Chicken (Theme Song from the Apple Original Series)
out on November 18, 2022
via Platoon
LP
Here Is Everything
out on October 14, 2022
via Fiction Records
Single
Daydreaming
out on October 11, 2022
via Fiction Records
Single
Aftermath (The Big Moon Remix)
out on October 07, 2022
via Small Pond
Single
Wide Eyes
out on July 13, 2022
via Fiction
Concerts
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