NEW ALBUM NO GOOD LEFT TO GIVE ARRIVES SEPTEMBER 18 VIA FEARLESS RECORDS
MOVEMENTS will release their second album No Good Left To Give on September 18 via Fearless Records.
The Southern California quartet — Patrick Miranda [vocals], Ira George [guitar], Spencer York [drums], and Austin Cressey [bass] — has also shared the video for “Skin to Skin.” Watch it here.
“This is the first time that we, as a band, have written a song that deals with physical intimacy,” says Miranda. “It’s a sex song. Sorry, mom.”
The band previously shared the visually stunning animated video for the first single “Don’t Give Up Your Ghost.”
Miranda elaborates further on the vibe that permeates No Good Left To Give, saying, “At its core, the new record is what we’ve always been, which is emotional, real, and honest music. We all know each other very well and understand our respective styles. We’re discussing mental health, struggles with relationships, and relatable things from our lives. At the same time, it’s a little darker.”
Cressey echoes that sentiment, sharing, “The mood is a little heavier, for sure… We didn’t try to emulate anyone. It’s very pure.”
ICYMI:
Check out Cressey’s playthough over at Guitar World.
ABOUT MOVEMENTS:
Movements formed in 2015. Following the 2016 EP Outgrown Things, the group cemented a singular sound on their 2017 full-length debut, Feel Something. Eclipsing 40 million total streams by 2020, it immediately connected by way of “Daylilly” [11.1 million Spotify streams], “Full Circle” [6.1 million Spotify streams], and “Colorblind” [5.5 million Spotify streams]. Along the way, the four-piece received acclaim from Brooklyn Vegan, AXS, Rock Sound, Culture Collide, and more. In between packing shows worldwide, they joined forces with Alzheimer’s Association for the “Deadly Dull” video and covered “Losing My Religion” by R.E.M. for the Songs that Saved My Life compilation. During 2019, Movements entered the studio with longtime producer and frequent collaborator Will Yip [Title Fight, Turnover] to record No Good Left To Give. Movements spent the most time they ever had in the studio, which resulted in the most collaborative effort to date with Yip, adding another dimension to their music.
