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Elliot Moss brand new track 'Closedloop' premiere
- “head-spinning and heart stirring” – Mojo
- “Shaded Rhythms and Soulful Vocals” - FADER
- “Foggy melancholy, Fuzzed-Out Folk with Traces of Brass and Wobbly Electronics” – Stereogum
- “Fans of James Blake and Chet Faker are especially encouraged to come along” - Billboard
New Yorker, Elliot Moss continues to mine his innovative blend of electronic and analogue elements as he unveils soulful new track Closedloop. Hailed by Billboard as “an escape from an unhinged universe” it follows the recently released song Without The Lights which has already accrued in excess of 1.3 million views on YouTube alone. Both songs come from a soon-to-be-announced forthcoming project.
Moss wrote, recorded and produced his debut album Highspeeds before he reached the age of 21. The album, released in 2015, provided lead single Slip which broke into the Global Viral Top 50 chart on Spotify, racking up more than 27 million streams. Millions more heard it on television as the soundtrack to a popular routine on 'So You Think You Can Dance’ in the US.
Borne of his extensive touring, and at times an uneasiness with unfamiliar surroundings and people, Without The Lights and Closedloop echo themes of escapism. “The songs are like home remedies for that feeling of retreating into yourself,” he explains, “of wanting to shut yourself in and find solace internally.”
Moss emerges ever stronger whilst undertaking an exhilarating and somewhat therapeutic process with his new music. They define a fresh new chapter in a hitherto (for him) uncompromising world whilst providing the catalyst for some of the most exciting music of his youthful existence.