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Bringing a host of beautiful melodies and personal lyrics, Starfruit beholds offerings from Lalah Hathaway, Alex Isley, Tank and The Bangas, Rapsody, Ill Camille, Mumu Fresh, Chantae Cann and Josh Johnson. This is our 5th album, which felt like a big milestone to us. They all added their magic touch to the songs and really brought the music to a new and special place, Amber muses.
Alongside the LPs extensive list of featured artists, the release sees Moonchild experimenting with new synths and sounds. While still rooted in their trademark tones, these textures and sound palettes elevate Starfruit to new and impressive Moonchild musical territory.
Their first release featuring collaborations, Moonchild take the opportunity on Starfruit to work with a number of acclaimed Black female musicians. I was so overjoyed that they were down and Im obsessed with everything they did! Amber enthuses. All too often Black women dont get the recognition and credit they deserve for their incredible talent and contributions to the music industry, and in every industry, scene and space. Each one of these women has been a huge inspiration to us and we were so honored to get the opportunity to make music with them. Each providing their own goosebump moment to Starfruit, the eclectic mix of vocals and lyrics set to the backdrop of Moonchilds musical synergy and understanding makes for something spellbinding. My favorite moments are always evolving, Andris adds. Beat drops, verses, bridges, outros, breakdowns, clarinets every song on the album has moments that still give me chills.
Too Good is the first single to be released from the album; Too Good is about being wrapped up in the high of love, and yet fighting off that sneaking suspicion that something terrible is around the corner, waiting to take it all away, multi-instrumentalist, producer, vocalist, and lyricist Amber Navran explains.
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