“Always the End”, the latest single from DC-based DIY band Moozy, is a delicate and breezy folk-rock stroll reminding listeners to live in the moment while avoiding the overdramatic stereotypes that usually accompany the theme. Combining the warmth of Dawes with the compositional flair of Radiohead, “Always the End” has a sound that’s both fresh and familiar that gets better with each spin.
“This is a song about how every moment is the end of something. When the end of an era is visibly apparent, people tend to act differently and start to appreciate things more, knowing they’ll miss them soon. But really, every moment is the end of the present. The idea is that maybe if you can accept that it’s always the end, you can more easily appreciate life as it passes,” says the band.
