Night Moves – “Feel Another Day”

Night Moves, the twangy Minneapolis rockers named after the best Bob Seger song, have lately been releasing a series of one-off singles that they recorded with veteran indie rock producer John Agnello. After coming out with the tracks “Fallacy Actually” and “Vulnerable Hours,” Night Moves have just released a new song, a spaced-out classic rock jam called “Feel Another Day.”

“Feel Another Day” has misty Eagles-style harmonies and woozy layers of War On Drugs-style synth. Frontman John Pelant says that the song is about “being a sad bastard.” In a press release, Pelant has this to say:

A well-constructed song does most of the heavy lifting, or so I tell myself… This one is probably the closest I am to all the songs, it’s the kid I secretly love the most. I recorded the guitar solo 80 different ways at home because I felt the studio takes were not good enough. If you lose your enchantment you are really in a bad place. Sometimes you have to go with your gut.

Below, check out “Feel Another Day” and the other recent Night Moves singles “Fallacy Actually” and “Vulnerable Hours.”