Moon and Aries is a collaborative project that’s been turning out a stunning sonic output since launching last year. Formed by Canadian singer-songwriter Jordana Moon and German composer and producer Tom Aries, Moon and Aries bridge the Atlantic and a nine-hour time difference to craft a sensational synth pop sound.
With Jordana Moon acting as the lyricist and melody writer of the duo, her songwriting strives to infuse modern music with philosophical ideas. Tom Aries, on the other hand, is a synth virtuoso and a seasoned instrumental composer and producer. Together, they unite their disparate talents and creative backgrounds to create the cohesive and polished sound of Moon and Aries.
In 2022, Moon and Aries made their formal debut with the fittingly titled album The Arrival, swiftly followed by the EP Paradise. In 2023, they returned with their sophomore record, Break The Matrix, showcasing their ongoing evolution as artists. Since then, they’ve unveiled a series of singles, each contributing a new piece in the wider Moon and Aries sonic puzzle.
Now they bring us their latest release with their new single titled “Don’t Feed The Demons,” bringing a spooky song just in time for Halloween. Written about facing your own demons and knowing that the world around you will reflect your strength and resilience with positivity, the song serves up a deliciously dark electronic pop sound.
Opened by the rattle of synth textures, the song sets up a moody atmosphere before the snap of a trip hop beat ushers in Jordana’s silky vocal leads. As she weaves slick melodies over a blend of deep, spacey synth tones and the groove of the beat, the song pops with the euphoria of the chorus as bright synth stabs softly flutter and Jordana threads stunning leads, crafting an entrancing synth pop sound.
It’s yet another display of their sensational sound and readily apparent sonic chemistry as they continue to go from strength to strength with each new move. As Moon and Aries, the pair continue to dazzle listeners with their spellbinding sonic concoctions and “Don’t Feed The Demons” serves as the latest example of just why their artistic endeavour is so compelling.
Listen to Don’t Feed The Demons below
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