Happyness sign to Moshi Moshi, announce NME Awards show
Happyness have confirmed that they've signed a deal with famed indie Moshi Moshi in the UK, and with Bar None in the States. They've also detailed an NME Awards show at Dalston's Birthdays on 4 February.
Speaking about the news, the South London trio said: "We're very happy to have been adopted by the Moshi Moshi family and are looking forward to the NME Awards show on February 4th with Nai Harvest. Thanks, peace, love yourself."
Moshi Moshi will re-release an enhanced version of Weird Little Birthday, as well as a vinyl edition, and live staple "A Whole New Shape" is to get the single treatment.
Another track that's getting regular live airings is a cover of Norah Jones' "Don't Know Why", which they've recorded and released today to celebrate signing with Moshi Moshi.
Stream it below.
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