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Liam Mour releases latest single, "If We Only Had," via his Ode To Youth imprint

  • July 9, 2021
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Fresh off the release of his Dreaming Of A Better Place EP, released in February 2021, fast-rising Berlin-based composer Liam Mour has released his latest single, “If We Only Had.”  The track is available now on all streaming platforms and is a welcome third addition to Liam's 2021 catalogue. 

Releasing via his label imprint Ode To Youth, Mour continues to explore the depth of electronica in this multi-layered, poignant club track which features minimal vocals. As the title implies, the central lyric reflects on wishing for more time and reflecting on blurred memories, as days with friends, lovers, and family slip away too soon.

Encapsulating a multifaceted sonic fusion of sounds, Mour pitches between bouncy tropical-tinged house and serene ambient electro, producing a sound that sits alongside his contemporaries Jon Hopkins, Nils Frahm, Aphex Twin, and Four Tet. “The track is about all the good memories of life and the desire to honor and relive these moments,“ Liam Shares.

 An established resident of Funkhaus Berlin with two eclectic EP’s to his name (2020’s debut Ode To Youth, and the recent Dreaming of A Better Place), Mour has become synonymous with dusky dancefloor tracks that carry equally dreamy melodies.

Connect with Liam Mour: Facebook | Instagram | SoundCloud | Spotify

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