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Million Moons Releases You Be Good, I Love You
Million Moons has released You Be Good, I Love You, an eight-track instrumental album exploring biodiversity loss, animal consciousness and the effects of human activity on nature.
Million Moons has released You Be Good, I Love You, an eight-track instrumental album addressing biodiversity loss, animal consciousness and the effects of human activity on nature. The album title comes from the final words of Alex, an African grey parrot who communicated with humans. Edward Thompson said his work in marine conservation gave him a personal connection to the album's subject matter.
The track Last Days Together was inspired by Thompson's experiences with his Labrador, Ralphy. Thompson and his family adopted Ralphy through The Arc Animal Sanctuary in 2020. Black Sun Rising was selected as Track of the Week by PROG Magazine.
The album was recorded with Lewis Johns at The Ranch studio in Southampton. Million Moons' album I May Be Some Time was selected among the top five albums of 2024 in a listener poll by Where Post-Rock Dwells. The band also performed on the main stage at China's Offside Festival and signed a three-year deal with AnGoal.
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