album or cover ritt momney put your records on

#Album or cover ritt momney put your records on series#

It’s a fantastic way to explode into a new year, and a welcome return. The song dwells in haunting depths, ultimately rising up to roar with an achingly evocative upheaval of tense, raw, pent-up energy. The Ritt Momney project soon found its rightful home on the roster of Disruptor / Columbia Records, promising a future of abundance in a time when progress seemed almost unattainable.įorging ahead, Ritt Momney recently released his first single of 2021 and the follow-up to “Put Your Records On” – the plaintive and sweepingly visceral “ Not Around.” Co-written and co-produced with Dayglow and featuring a guitar solo by Palehound’s Ellen Kempner, “Not Around” is a poignant track with an edge. I don’t really have to worry about a good song being undermined by technical inexperience. I’m just more able in general (now), and that’s really exciting. This quickly led to the viral status of the sound and hordes of new listeners – not to mention the garnered attention of the world’s most prominent record labels. In an unmistakable demonstration of just how badly Gen Z needed to ‘let their hair down’ amidst a global lockdown, the track was quickly picked up by users of the app TikTok (specifically the makeup community) to soundtrack spectacular artistic transformations. The cover was a stark departure from previous Ritt Momney works, which touch on heavier themes of loss, loneliness, and religion, while enduring a unique twist of Rutter’s alluring self-production and a delightful marriage between acoustic and heavily produced instrumentation. For the multitalented musician, that came in the form of a lighthearted cover of Corinne Bailey Rae’s “Put Your Records On,” released on a whim.

#Album or cover ritt momney put your records on series#

When an impending tour opening for indie artist Dayglow became the latest casualty in a devastating series of COVID-related event cancellations, Rutter turned to the same quarantine coping mechanisms as the rest of us: Anything that might catalyze an artificial spark of joy or semblance of normalcy. What Rutter could not have predicted was the new beginning poised to arrive not too far down the road, in the midst of otherwise devastating global circumstances. Nearly a year and a half ago, Jack Rutter of Ritt Momney outlined the humble placidity of “accepting an ‘okay’ ending” in an interview with Atwood Magazine following the release of his stunning debut record, Her and All of My Friends.

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