Psych pop duo Radderall & Muzzy Fossa search for meaning in the club on immersive forthcoming record + double A-side out now

Today, Cleveland, OH-based alt/psych-pop artists Radderall and Muzzy Fossa announce their collaborative concept album The Club Is Open due out October 31 via Wax Mage Records and available for pre-save now. Alongside the announcement, the duo shares two new tracks, the double A-sides and music video, "Movies" / "Every Minute" out now.

Tomorrow night, Radderall will be in Columbus at Bee Collective as they kick off a string of Midwest and East Coast dates through November. With the forthcoming project, the Radderall live outfit will bring to the stage the project's expansive, surreal, synthy soundscapes that blur the line between irony and sincerity.

The Club Is Open is a conceptual journey built around a story of duality, and the search for a mythical venue called The Club: two characters navigating the tension between chasing short-term dopamine—through vanity, fleeting love, or ego—and pursuing something meaningful, like real love, honest connections, friendship, and self-discovery. Utilizing the naming convention R.A.M. (Radderall & Muzzy Fossa), the album frames a narrative of resilience and growth—symbolizing resurrection, transformation, and the ability to find renewal after destruction.

Radderall (Zach Taneyhill) & Muzzy Fossa (Nathan Hunt)’s work is theatrical and immersive yet deeply human, blending analog charm, R&B-inflected grooves, psych-pop storytelling, and vintage synth textures into a sound that is strange, surreal, and emotionally resonant. As Taneyhill describes it, the album is “a world unto itself—a place we built so we could get lost and maybe find a little meaning in the process.”

Singles out today, “Movies” and “Every Minute”—the third and fourth releases from their upcoming concept album The Club Is Open—offer vivid glimpses into a strange, theatrical world built on vintage textures and lo-fi experimentation.

"Movies" meets the album's protagonists as they arrive at the club–the dazzling warmth, euphoria and endless possibilities begin to wash over them. On the sonic landscape and their inspirations, Taneyhill adds, "The intro was inspired by MCR and that alternative chug heard in alternative/emo from the 2000s/2010s.. and the glam rock/blue eyed soul circa Hall & Oates. For the outro, we slowed it down to half speed to get that drop feel, and we were pulling from the bridge of The Eagles' "I Can't Tell You Why" for the arrangement of that section."

Watch "Movies" (Official Video)

The music video is the second video in a three part series. The video trilogy of “Baseball”, “Movies” and “Planted” unfolds like a short film when viewed together. Describing the visual, Taneyhill explains, "We walk through the club doors and transform into mimes, embodying our ego-driven selves as we silently act out the fantasy. The movies seem to always show this unattainable or unrealistic version of what life is or could be. They really skew your perception of what happiness is supposed to mean. The video represents that for us. Was the chase for this club worth the destination? Or is it just like the movies?"

With a partnership rooted in curiosity, friendship, and experimentation, the duo are ready to share a world of their own that chronicles truth, growth, and self-discovery while showcasing their love of drum programming, vintage synths, and analog textures.

Watch "Baseball" (Official Video) Listen

Radderall & Muzzy Fossa join forces on The Club Is Open, an immersive concept album out October 31 via Wax Mage Records and available for pre-save now. Connect with Radderall via Instagram, YouTube and Facebook and find Muzzy Fossa on Instagram and YouTube