Detached by Tape Moon

"Detached" is the second album by Tape Moon and mostly explores loneliness in an increasingly connected world.

With a unique blend of melodic psych-pop and experimental ambient elements, Tape Moon creates a nostalgic atmosphere. The focus lies on the harmonious interplay between catchy melodies and sonic experimentation within the context of pop music. Avant-garde compositional techniques and sound approaches merge with dreamy melodies, evoking the abandoned sets of films that were never made.

The first single of the album "Sun" was released on May 9th. It is a song about friendship and change, the disappointment and - at the same time - the surprise when you see who stays when it gets dark.

With the double-release of the songs "Cold Hands" & "Sunday Evening", Tape Moon gives us another glimpse into the upcoming album "Detached".
The combination of these two titles is no coincidence. Both songs deal with feelings of loneliness in a world that seems more connected than ever.
While the driving beat in "Cold Hands" reflects the anxieties of overthinking and not being good enough, "Sunday Evening" is characterized by sparsely arranged percussions and mysterious piano chords that underscore the eerie emptiness of certain days.

"Is It True" is the last single before the album-releases on October 17th.
The song explores the existential search for meaning in everyday life. With reflective lyrics like "I am here just trying to make sense", the song questions the activities we chase to fill the void — asking whether they truly give us purpose or merely distract us from the deeper questions.

With a mixture of melodic lo-fi psych-pop & experimental ambient elements, Tape Moon creates a nostalgic setting for movies never shot. The soundtrack to strange dreams or moments we long for, even though we’ve never experienced them.

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