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Other songs like the stand-out вЂњSpend Your $$$вЂќ, synth-driven вЂњPortugalвЂќ and beach jam вЂњAvalancheвЂќ, all share this carefree aesthetic that makes you want to just want to shut up and dance.ДЄs a whole, the record feels pretty raw. вЂњDifferent ColorsвЂќ, the recordвЂ™s opener, possesses an unstoppable groove, made for a sunny day, complete with infectious вЂњooh-oohвЂќ harmonies that will make old fans swoon, and excite new fans.

The songвЂ™s good time vibe carries throughout the record, as we are not made to scrutinize each and every melody, but simply enjoy them. Its built-for-arenas opening riff lays the foundation for an unapologetic, shout-out-loud, dance anthem like few you may know. The albumвЂ™s lead single, вЂњShut Up and DanceвЂќ, serves as a thesis statement of sorts. YouвЂ™ll feel yourself nodding your head to these tracks, and some of them will stick with you for hours and hours. They have songs you can dance to, sing along to, and simply enjoy with all your heart. However, Walk the Moon is just an alternative rock that you can really groove to. Rooted in classic вЂ™80s rock, their music can feel huge in scope, built to lead arenas in euphoria. They have a similar appeal as peers like Grouplove and Phoenix, but they have a unique sound that makes them stand out. Some call them art pop, others electro pop, and new wave, but all you need to know is that they make upbeat rock music. At their core, they are an alternative rock band, but they take from a colorful spectrum of influences. It is tough to accurately classify Walk the Moon. With Talking Is Hard, Walk the Moon gives us an album that is equal parts вЂ™80s as it is new and fresh, and the results are of the utmost quality.

#DIFFERENT COLORS WALK THE MOON ALBUM FULL#

If the retro influences on the self-titled werenвЂ™t apparent, they are in full force on this record. Two years later, Walk the Moon is back again with Talking Is Hard. Strong production value, killer harmonies, and electrifying instrumental construction brought the bandвЂ™s self-titled debut a cult following of sorts. When Walk the Moon hit the scene in 2012 with two big hits, вЂњAnna SunвЂќ and вЂњTightropeвЂќ, fans flocked to the bandвЂ™s tightly-wound dance attacks.

Different colors walk the moon album