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Based in the vibrant seaside town of Brighton, UK, Nadia Moon's music has a sound unlike any other. Brought up listening to the old Soul and Motown classics, as well as Jazz standards, Moon has a soul older than she herself.
Particularly taking influence from the likes of The Three Degrees, Dean Martin and Tina Turner and then mixing it with more modern day jazz acts such as Melody Gardot and Norah Jones, we end up with a bizarre yet fully functioning crossover that leaves you waiting for more. Each song has its own narrative to tell, and Moon's vivid, yet at the same time vague, lyricism can be interpreted endlessly by whoever is listening.
Having released her first three singles in late 2021, 2022 can be one to look forward to with Moon releasing her debut EP in early February.
Particularly taking influence from the likes of The Three Degrees, Dean Martin and Tina Turner and then mixing it with more modern day jazz acts such as Melody Gardot and Norah Jones, we end up with a bizarre yet fully functioning crossover that leaves you waiting for more. Each song has its own narrative to tell, and Moon's vivid, yet at the same time vague, lyricism can be interpreted endlessly by whoever is listening.
Having released her first three singles in late 2021, 2022 can be one to look forward to with Moon releasing her debut EP in early February.
