An otherworldly, pop-punk, cathartic soundscape and sonic universe: that is how one would possibly describe the acoustics that Danish famous person Mø creates. With the lyrical prowess of an 18th century poet and an intensive canon rife with supernatural sounds, the 33-year-old is a fantastical drive to be reckoned with. Greatest identified for her earlier link-ups with Diplo, Snakehips and Main Lazer the melody maker burst into the mainstream with a collection of chart-topping tracks on the helm of a burgeoning new genre-blending format for pop music: high-altitude EDM-inspired tracks, fronted by a DJ and a peerless feminine vocalist. Now, Mø has launched an prolonged version of her newest album, Motordrome – the title has simply grown a leg too beneath the sweeping denomination: Motordrome: The Dødsdrom Version.
Whereas Motordrome first made waves again in January, The Dødsdrom Version provides 4 freshly composed dreamlike tunes to the already intoxicating alternative-pop album. Now a 14-track-strong report, Motordrome: The Dødsdrom Version is a chic physique of labor that leans right into a darker tenor than ever earlier than, transcending any notion of simplicity and inciting a way of rapture. In some ways, it looks like an indie coming-of-age soundtrack, predominantly within the overarching ambiance and the echoes of Mø’s grunge and punk roots that prevail. Merely put, to take heed to Mø’s music is to immerse your self in her psyche and visceral intelect.
Her most susceptible album so far, the uncooked, ethereal soundscape of Motordrome: The Dødsdrom Version blends seamlessly into the singer’s alien aesthetics and carefree disposition that she embodies so properly.
Popping out of Copenhagen’s pristine streets, with the help of long-time collaborators Caroline Ailin and Noonie Bao – each of that are good pals of the musician – Mø’s dynamic vocal capabilities and poignant lyrics are to not be missed.
Right here, we get to know the lady behind the galactic sounds.
- Who’s MØ?
“A candy, scared, humorous, dumb, dreamer, weirdo.”
- Should you may describe your sound in three phrases, what would it not be?
“Different pop with (hints of) uncooked, punk power.”
- Should you weren’t making music, what else would you be doing?
“I’ve a nice arts diploma, so perhaps artwork, however realistically, I’d in all probability be a ranger or skilled hiker in a nationwide park in Norway.”
- What single on Motordrome was the funnest to make and why?
“”Reside To Survive” was actually enjoyable to make. I made it in the summertime with two of my pals – Caroline Ailin and Sly – and it was simply a kind of songs that got here simply, as soon as the inspiration stones had been set. I used to be so passionate concerning the title, which was initially “Reside to Survive One other Heartache” – it was simply precisely the title that I wanted in my life at the moment, like: “Hey lady, you’ll get by means of this shit, it’s not the tip of the world”. So writing it felt like a launch of power.”
- You talked about that ‘True Romance’ took some years to put in writing, why is that this?
“Sure! Nicely, I began writing it in 2015, however that was a loopy busy and simply life altering yr for me, because of the success of Lean On, so I kinda left it, however began touring stay with the draft I had. Then in 2017 (I believe) I began engaged on it once more, however nonetheless we couldn’t fairly end it. However then earlier this yr, my drummer and artist buddy College of X, determined to offer it a go, and out of the blue we arrived at a completed model (!!!) which I used to be so joyful about!
“I adore it when songs come simply, as a result of that’s normally an indication of ardour and creativity. However some songs are simply interrupted for some purpose, however can completely nonetheless be value combating for.”
- What lyric from the album means probably the most to you?
“The “Goosebumps” lyrics imply an incredible deal to me. It was one of many first songs I wrote for this album, and the tune actually sums up what was happening in my thoughts on the time, on this mystical lyrical language, which I actually love. One of many strains I actually like: “Lovely desires / once we had been teenagers / all of them swim within the river | Go make a splash / wash out the previous / inform the misses you forgive her.””
- Who’s one artist you’d like to work with and why?
“Ashnikko. Trigger’ I’m obsessed.”
- What’s your go-to karaoke tune?
““Underneath the Bridge” by the Purple Sizzling Chili Peppers.”
- What does your post-performance wind-down routine appear like?
“Take a bathe. Say low “mmmmmm” sounds with my tongue out. Possibly – if I’m good and I bear in mind – stretching my physique.”
- What can we anticipate from MØ for the remainder of 2022?
“Extra music. Extra exhibits, however not a ton. I’ll be winding down after releasing and touring Motordrome, after which writing new music which I’m tremendous hyped about!”
Images courtesy of RCA Label Group UK and Sony Music. Mø’s ‘Motordrome: The Dødsdrom Version’ is accessible on all main streaming platforms now. Hear right here.
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