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Moxi unveils their mesmerizing new release “Hush”

  • April 30, 2020
  • Chloe Robinson
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Southern California-based husband and wife duo Moxi transports us to an otherworldly dimension of sound with their intoxicating dream-pop meets electronic fusion. Their latest offering entitled “Hush” features warm vocals soaring atop delicate keys and eerie synths. Examining mental health issues including depression, this thought-provoking track is especially relevant during our current times.  

 

Though "Hush" centers around a dark subject matter, the song offers hope. With lyrics such as “hush hold on tonight, we may stay here for a while", Toy shows us that we can sustain despair and yet come out the other side.  According to the press release, singer Anna Toy confides "Hush is about pain. Feeling it all, being here in the emotions and letting them come in and out. Pain can make you so present. The song is about feeling like you are losing your fucking mind, which I feel on a regular basis if I'm being honest." 

Moxi are known to collaborate with a dream team of producers and engineers including Bryan Cook and Emmy-award winner Bobby Hartry, who offered their talent to the latest release. "Hush" possesses a stark yet emotive elegance, rarely found in indie electronic music today. 

Connect with Moxi : Facebook | Twitter | Instagram 

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Hey, I'm Chloe and I love checking out and writing about my local music scene in Los Angeles.

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