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The Morelings began entrancing audiences with their ethereal dreamgaze in the summer of 2014. They then joined forces with Kyle “Slick” Johnson of Fancy Time Studio to record their hypnotic and shimmering debut EP, “No Sign.”
Released in January of this year, “No Sign” has been called “a blissful maelstrom of sound.” The opening track, “Less,” both floats and drives with dream pop hooks, while the bass saturated 2nd track, “Too Far,” oscillating from washy chaos to arresting order, hypnotically defies formula. The title track, “No Sign,” explores the best of both of these worlds, as it juxtaposes The Morelings’ melodic sensibility with trip-hop bass lines, minimalist jazz-like drumming, soaring melodies, and chorus-drenched baroque guitar lines, reaching an almost cinematic sound.
The Morelings recently released their first official video, "Less, " directed by Bob Sweeney, which uses a monochromatic film tint framed by a dark pinhole camera perspective, invoking a timeless dreamscape. Flitting, multilayered images of vocalist/bassist Kedra, ordered estate gardens, a blooming tropical solarium, and scenes rushing past a setting sun in an anonymous train’s window are all set against lush guitars and ethereal vocals. The off-hand glamour and mystery of the repeated images reinforce the song’s soaring, swirling atmosphere and stay in the mind like pictures from a dream half-remembered upon waking.
As a follow up to their three-song debut, The Morelings are recording their first full-length album with Philadelphia producer Jeff Zeigler (Nothing, A Sunny Day in Glasgow). The Morelings are touring this summer including dates in NYC, Chicago, & Detroit.
The Morelings began entrancing audiences with their ethereal dreamgaze in the summer of 2014. They then joined forces with Kyle “Slick” Johnson of Fancy Time Studio to record their hypnotic and shimmering debut EP, “No Sign.”
Released in January of this year, “No Sign” has been called “a blissful maelstrom of sound.” The opening track, “Less,” both floats and drives with dream pop hooks, while the bass saturated 2nd track, “Too Far,” oscillating from washy chaos to arresting order, hypnotically defies formula. The title track, “No Sign,” explores the best of both of these worlds, as it juxtaposes The Morelings’ melodic sensibility with trip-hop bass lines, minimalist jazz-like drumming, soaring melodies, and chorus-drenched baroque guitar lines, reaching an almost cinematic sound.
The Morelings recently released their first official video, "Less, " directed by Bob Sweeney, which uses a monochromatic film tint framed by a dark pinhole camera perspective, invoking a timeless dreamscape. Flitting, multilayered images of vocalist/bassist Kedra, ordered estate gardens, a blooming tropical solarium, and scenes rushing past a setting sun in an anonymous train’s window are all set against lush guitars and ethereal vocals. The off-hand glamour and mystery of the repeated images reinforce the song’s soaring, swirling atmosphere and stay in the mind like pictures from a dream half-remembered upon waking.
As a follow up to their three-song debut, The Morelings are recording their first full-length album with Philadelphia producer Jeff Zeigler (Nothing, A Sunny Day in Glasgow). The Morelings are touring this summer including dates in NYC, Chicago, & Detroit.
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