Artist: Man Called NoonTrack: "Everybody Move"
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Man Called Noon is a indie rock/ pop band based out of Chicago, IL. The band's sophomore album "The Bad Guy" was produced by Steven Shirt & Matt Cerritos at SHIRK Studios in Chicago, IL . This time they are focused on diving into the pop scene, with catchy melodic hooks, while featuring danceable infectious energy. The band has toured, and started to create a big name for themselves in the Chicago music scene. Man Called Noon stands apart from the pack with their impressive songwriting sensibilities, and blending their rock, grunge, and pop influences into a diverse lively sound. Influenced by bands like the Foo Fighters, The Strokes, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and Bruce Springsteen, we look forward to hearing their next album.
Here are our thoughts on their newly released single "Everybody Move":
Right away you are drawn in by a catchy lead guitar line, and huge sounding production featuring piano, lead and rhythm guitar, bass, drums and multiple vocalists singing layered harmonies and shining light on different parts of the verse lyrics. Tight bass and drums drive the energy, while vocals sing in perfect unison to "Go, go, go", and "Everybody Move". It's hard not to imagine a big dance floor at a concert with people jumping up and down, singing along to this song at the top of their lungs, all the while dancing with wild abandon. Reminiscent of the band Walk the Moon, and their hit single "Shut Up and Dance with Me", the song pushes out positive vibes from start to finish. Man Called Noon flexes their songwriting skills with the band shifting on the fly, allowing a bright, soaring guitar solo that brings us into the last chorus, bursting with upbeat energy.Overall this is an incredible release from the Chicago pop rockers Man Called Noon. "Everybody Move" is radio ready, and will surely be stuck in our heads the rest of the week.
Here are our thoughts on their newly released single "Everybody Move":
Right away you are drawn in by a catchy lead guitar line, and huge sounding production featuring piano, lead and rhythm guitar, bass, drums and multiple vocalists singing layered harmonies and shining light on different parts of the verse lyrics. Tight bass and drums drive the energy, while vocals sing in perfect unison to "Go, go, go", and "Everybody Move". It's hard not to imagine a big dance floor at a concert with people jumping up and down, singing along to this song at the top of their lungs, all the while dancing with wild abandon. Reminiscent of the band Walk the Moon, and their hit single "Shut Up and Dance with Me", the song pushes out positive vibes from start to finish. Man Called Noon flexes their songwriting skills with the band shifting on the fly, allowing a bright, soaring guitar solo that brings us into the last chorus, bursting with upbeat energy.Overall this is an incredible release from the Chicago pop rockers Man Called Noon. "Everybody Move" is radio ready, and will surely be stuck in our heads the rest of the week. Watch the video for "Everybody Move" here: