Hey Moon - Music
Hey Moon by John Maus
John Maus
Artist Biography For John Maus
John Maus Born February 23 1980 In Austin Minnesota Is An American Composer And A Former Lecturer In Political Philosophy And Theory At The University Of Hawaii At Mānoa. He Has Released Six Studio Albums And Numerous Demos. He Has Performed With Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti Holy Shit And Other Bands Such As Panda Bear.
Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Hey Moon
John-Maus - We Must Become The Pitiless Censors Of Ourselves
“Hey Moon“ Is The Fourth Song From John Maus' We Must Become The Pitiless Censors Of Ourselves. It Is Told In The Perspective Of A Individual Addressing The Moon His Close Friend. The Audible On This Track Is Molly Nilsson’s Duet Vocal Track Swedish Songwriter Who Authored The Original “Hey Moon“ In 2008 On Her Album These Things Take Time. John Maus' Cover Lyrically And Melodically Faithful To The Original With The Unmistakable Tonal Shroud That Earmarked This Album As Relevant When It Debuted In 2011. Although Reviewers And Fans Of Nilsson Complained About The Veritable Note-By-Note Rendition His Views On Pop Minimalism Informed By His Political Philosophy Background Suggests An Ethical Homage That Sought To Add New Perspective Through Elusive Evanescent Musical Means—like The Song Meaning Itself.
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John Maus Born February 23 1980 In Austin Minnesota Is An American Composer And A Former Lecturer In Political Philosophy And Theory At The University Of Hawaii At Mānoa. He Has Released Six Studio Albums And Numerous Demos. He Has Performed With Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti Holy Shit And Other Bands Such As Panda Bear.
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“Hey Moon“ is the fourth song from John Maus' We Must Become the Pitiless Censors of Ourselves. It is told in the perspective of a individual addressing the Moon, his close friend.
The audible on this track is Molly Nilsson’s duet vocal track: Swedish songwriter who authored the original “Hey Moon“, in 2008 on her album, These Things Take Time.
John Maus' cover, lyrically and melodically faithful to the original, with the unmistakable tonal shroud that earmarked this album as relevant when it debuted in 2011. Although reviewers and fans of Nilsson complained about the veritable note-by-note rendition, his views on pop minimalism, informed by his political philosophy background, suggests an ethical homage that sought to add new perspective through elusive, evanescent musical means—like the song meaning itself. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.