Tom Minor - 'What a Little Moonlight Could Do'

London singer-songwriter Tom Minor proves that dark subject matter doesn't have to sound miserable on ‘What a Little Moonlight Could Do’, an infectious new single released through Overreaction Records.

Throughout, the track wraps his increasingly distinctive brand of “existential indie” in an energetic vintage-rock swagger. Danceable rhythms and bright melodic instincts collide with considerably heavier storytelling, following a narrator whose momentary wrong turn threatens to carry lasting consequences.

Written and arranged by the artust himself, the single was produced by Teaboy Palmer and features Johnny Dalston on guitar. It arrives alongside a string of releases so far this year, continuing an increasingly productive period for the London songwriter.

Drawing broadly from indie-rock, new wave, punk, power-pop, psychedelia, soul and R&B, Tom Minor has carved out a wonderfully difficult-to-pin-down musical identity.