Humane The Moon
Raw Energy

Since he released his debut single, A Track in Orbit, we have been following Humane The Moon. At the end of last year, he presented his track Ozymandias, proving that despite not having released lots of singles yet and being in the first stage of his career, he had already shaped a sound with an identity driven by feelings. Today the emerging East London indie artist is unveiling his new track, Tear It Down, which comes along with a music video. And that's not all; the artist has also just shared some very exciting news with his fans about his next project.
Not only is he releasing his new single Tear It Down today, which continues to position him in the music scene for his raw vocals and use of grungy instrumentation and production, but also he’s now announcing his second EP, Debris Joice, set to drop this September. Humane The Moon is ready to give his all in the second half of the year, sharing with his fans his new body of work, looking ahead to the next few months with lots of new releases and live shows that promise to bring the same raw, angsty energy his recordings are known for.
His characteristic raw vocals are once again the fundamental axis on which his latest single, Tear It Down, is built, betting on honest music that pays little attention to trends and puts the focus on the consolidation of a quintessential indie-rock sound that blends the nostalgic alt tones of his indie predecessors with a contemporary, unique twist. Feelings blossom throughout the song, taking us on a journey through a sensory experience with which he continues to open his creative universe to the world while he gets ready for everything that is to come.
Words
David Alarcón
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