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Nick Moon Describes ‘Bonfire City’ as His Favorite Song to Play Live
Nick Moon describes Bonfire City as his favorite song to play live and says the track helped him enter the Los Angeles music scene.
Nick Moon identifies Bonfire City as his favorite song to perform live. The track runs for four minutes and 18 seconds, was written by Moon, and features Jake Wilder as co-engineer. Anthony Rosales and Henry McKenzie handled production, while McKenzie also mixed and mastered the recording.
Bonfire City takes a more experimental approach than Setting Sun, a track from Moon's album Who is the Bone Man. Moon's musical influences include LCD Soundsystem, The Velvet Underground, The Strokes, and Car Seat Headrest. His songs combine elements of post-punk, new wave, and garage rock.
During his youth, Moon assembled an improvised drum kit using paper plates and a couch. Moon says Bonfire City helped him enter the Los Angeles music scene.
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