
Moby Rich deliver endearing ballad with convivial charm on new track "Pocket"
LA duo Moby Rich continue to find infectious hooks to wrap up their melancholy with tender new offering "Pocket".
Maxwell Joseph and Connor Pledger make up Moby Rich, who arrived last month with the utterly infectious "Yoko Ono".
Today they reveal their second track "Pocket", and announce a four-track debut EP, Our First EP, due out next week.
"Pocket" sees the duo continue their dual vocal delivery, as they find tender tones with a wistful guitar melody, reminding one of rain pattering against the window on a gloomy city day.
The beat is harsh in comparison to the emotive melody and vocals, cracking against the soothing tones like thunder.
Delivering the track in vocal unison, Moby Rich present themselves as a duo who are willing to embark on a journey side-by-side, as they explore, and project their sound as a team.
Expanding on their doubled vocals, Pledger explains, “We went from a solo projects to this band. We were both like, I don’t want to be a background singer. And neither of us wanted the other to be a background singer. So we said, ‘Fuck it, why don’t we sing in unison?’ And it started with the first song.”
Speaking about the track, the duo explain, “"Pocket" is all about love lost. We hope people can find some sort of connection to their lives and know that we’ve been there too. It was amazing working with Mike Crossey on this one. We owe a lot to him and his ability to bring songs to life. We hope you guys like this one.”
Oozing with despair and emptying hearts, "Pocket" still manages to be an endearing and powerfully emotive offering, and presents Moby Rich as a dynamic duo willing deliver their darkest times in an angelic and poetic manner.
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