The track is from the singer-songwriter’s new sophomore album of the same name
From the soft textures of his engrossing, folky sound to the wistful, nostalgic nature of his immersive songwriting, emerging UK artist Leo Walrus is somebody who has the kind of charming and resonating appeal that sticks with you as a listener, and his new sophomore album Moontime is a collection of tracks that showcases that perhaps better than he ever has before.
A great track to surmise this appeal is the title track ‘Moontime’, a ballad that comes early on in the record and has the kind of starry-eyed, Beatles-y allure to it that melds vintage tones with a raw and real, yet delightfully smooth, appeal. The track delves into the artist’s tendency to have a clearer head towards the end of the day when things start winding down, and it feels like the perfect accompaniment for anytime that you want to relax or take a break from the rigours and stresses of your day.
