Moonchild: Little Ghost
Moonchild: Little Ghost
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Moonchild
Label: MNRK One Music
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 634164620615
Genre: Soul/R & B
Vinyl LP pressing. Little Ghost is a balancing act between modern funk ("Wise Women," "Onto Me") and the upper echelons of soul ("Too Much to Ask," "The Other Side"). With the L.A.-based trio in top form, long-time listeners will find something to sink their teeth into while new fans will unearth a treasure trove of an experimental R&B record tailor-made for the modern age. With a unique style of alternative R&B, soul and new-school jazz that has solidified their spot in today's music scene, Moonchild continue to intertwine lyrical concepts with expansive glistening melodies, harmonies and irresistible interludes. Taking it's name from the most emotional of celestial bodies (in the eyes of the band), Little Ghost follows Voyager [2017], Please Rewind [2015] and Be Free [2012]. Lush first single "Too Much to Ask" is a slow R&B earworm replete with electric piano reminiscent of rapper Noname's "Diddy Bop" which inspired the beat.
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