Denai Moore - We Used to Bloom (2017) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Denai Moore
- Title: We Used to Bloom
- Year Of Release: 2017
- Label: Because Music Ltd.
- Genre: Indie Pop, R&B, Soul
- Quality: flac 24bits - 44.1kHz
- Total Time: 00:37:41
- Total Size: 402 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Let It Happen
02. Desolately Devoted
03. Trickle
04. Twilight
05. Do They Care?
06. Leave It Up to You
07. Bring You Shame
08. Does It Get Easier?
09. Poor Person
10. All The Way (feat. Kwabs)
The second album from London based singer-songwriter Denai Moore, there's lots of electronic elements fused with her soulful voice, fans of Sampha and Oh Wonder should check this out.
Denai Moore was only a teenager when her music career began — plucked from an early open mic night, the exquisite shape and timbre of her voice met immediate adoration: her first single, ‘Blame’, played across Radio 1, 2 and 6 Music in the UK, and her debut EP brought a stunning appearance on Jools Holland. Her peers were desperate to collaborate. Her debut album, Elsewhere, was rapturously acclaimed. Still just 23, the last couple of years have provided an intense and sometimes painful period of growth for the Jamaican born, Stratford-raised Moore — an experience that she documents now with unflinching openness
"I think I’m a better version of myself now that I’ve made this record," Moore adds of the album. "It would’ve been so much easier if I’d just done a really simple album. But there’s no point to me in making anything if you’re not trying to become a better version of yourself by the end of it."
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01. Let It Happen
02. Desolately Devoted
03. Trickle
04. Twilight
05. Do They Care?
06. Leave It Up to You
07. Bring You Shame
08. Does It Get Easier?
09. Poor Person
10. All The Way (feat. Kwabs)
The second album from London based singer-songwriter Denai Moore, there's lots of electronic elements fused with her soulful voice, fans of Sampha and Oh Wonder should check this out.
Denai Moore was only a teenager when her music career began — plucked from an early open mic night, the exquisite shape and timbre of her voice met immediate adoration: her first single, ‘Blame’, played across Radio 1, 2 and 6 Music in the UK, and her debut EP brought a stunning appearance on Jools Holland. Her peers were desperate to collaborate. Her debut album, Elsewhere, was rapturously acclaimed. Still just 23, the last couple of years have provided an intense and sometimes painful period of growth for the Jamaican born, Stratford-raised Moore — an experience that she documents now with unflinching openness
"I think I’m a better version of myself now that I’ve made this record," Moore adds of the album. "It would’ve been so much easier if I’d just done a really simple album. But there’s no point to me in making anything if you’re not trying to become a better version of yourself by the end of it."
Year 2017 | Soul | R&B | Pop | Alternative | Indie | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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