We Move

Singer-Songwriter · 2016 · 11 tracks · 48m

We Move

James Vincent McMorrow

A pivot from cabin-folk to sleek, neon-lit R&B. Shimmering synthesizers and sharp grooves provide a glossy frame for a voice that sounds more human than ever.

September 2, 2016 · Believe Recordings

A sophisticated, neon-lit exploration of internal anxiety and the search for stability.

Tracklist · 11 Tracks · 48m

01

Rising Water

4:56

02

I Lie Awake Every Night

3:20

03

Last Story

4:47

04

One Thousand Times

3:20

05

Evil

4:41

06

Get Low

4:10

07

Killer Whales

5:00

08

Seek Another

4:09

09

Surreal

5:38

10

Lost Angles

4:20

11

Evil (Demo)

3:50

Moments Worth Listening For

The sudden, propulsive synth bass entry on Rising Water that signals a departure from his folk roots.

The way the vocal layers interlock during the chorus of Get Low, creating a shimmering wall of falsetto.

The stripped-back vulnerability of the Evil demo, where the electronic polish drops away to reveal the song's skeletal ache.

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