With "The Night Ain't Calling My Name Anymore", the East Westphalian singer-songwriter Moe (Moritz Herrmann) presents a work about new beginnings, farewells and inner conflicts of growing up: letting go of toxic patterns and the quiet certainty that one is allowed to be sufficient unto oneself.
Moe emerges from the night, where dark thoughts and inner demons lurked, and looks towards a new morning full of clarity and hope. Each song is a chapter on the path to self-acceptance, reconciliation with one's own history, and openness to what is to come.
Musically, Moe develops his folk-pop style by returning to his musical roots. His songs thrive on minimalism. Voice and guitar are always at the center. It is precisely this simplicity that gives the songs their touching depth.
Moe's style combines the warmth of classic singer-songwriter icons like James Taylor, Simon & Garfunkel or Tom Petty with the intimacy of modern artists like The Tallest Man on Earth, Mumford & Sons, City and Colour or The Milk Carton Kids.
With over 500 live performances, two albums, and numerous EPs, Moe has established himself over the past ten years as a talented guitarist, impressive singer, and creative songwriter. "The Night Ain't Calling My Name Anymore" is his most mature work to date.
01 Stockfish Port
02 The Night Ain't Calling My Name Anymore
03 Masquerade
04 Hide
05 Cherrystones
06 Countryside
07 Sun Within The Rain
08 The Mole
09 Little Monsters
