Dancing in the Moonlight

Dancing in the Moonlight is the definitive sound of a 1970s summer evening. While it is anchored by one of the most recognizable title tracks in pop history, the album as a whole is a masterclass in the 'blue-eyed soul' and soft rock fusion that defined the era. The primary character of the record is dictated by the Wurlitzer electric piano: its warm, slightly distorted bark provides a rhythmic foundation that feels both sophisticated and completely relaxed. It is music that refuses to hurry, preferring to settle into mid-tempo grooves that invite the listener to exhale.

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