Name: Always Centered At Night
Brand: Moby

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Bonus disc: No

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ACAN11LP

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Black

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Download code: No

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2024-06-14

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WEA /­ ADA

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Sales:8.875

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724596115114

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Black LPx2

ACAN11LPY

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724596115138

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ACAN11CD

724596115121

Artist

Moby

Genre US

Electronic

Label US

Always Centered At Night

Moby is one of electronic music's most visible and talked-about figures. His career spans many years and musical genres, from early rave and acid-house releases to his current R&amp;B/blues/pop/techno sample cut-ups. Notable tracks include "Next Is The E", "Everytime You Touch Me", and "Go". He found pop success with the album "Play" in 1999, which spawned hits like "Honey" and "Porcelain". Moby is also known for his outspoken religious, dietary, and animal rights views.In addition to making music, Moby has founded two labels and co-founded restaurants in New York City and Los Angeles. He has written several books including memoirs, a photography book, and cookbooks. Before becoming a DJ, he worked as a golf caddy.

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On his new album <i>Always Centered at Night</i>, Moby has once again conjured into reality a collection of heartachingly beautiful, tender-yet-defiant songs, made in collaboration with uniquely talented, soulfully aware, other-worldly vocalists. All the songs are love letters to the unrestricted and enchanting music scene of late ‘70s, early ‘80s New York that shaped Moby as a musician. The featured vocalists were given the same assignment: “Please don’t write anything commercial. Let it be weird. Let it be personal. It doesn’t have to make sense.”&nbsp;

“Because of that randomized freedom, I’ve been on the receiving end of so much genius work,” says moby. “And the result has been one of the most exciting, surprising things I’ve ever done as a musician, and it’s one of the most worthwhile things a human being can do: make tender, gentle, vulnerable music that’s a clarion call to act.”

Featured on this album are some of the most exciting vocalists of our time. Some are well-known - such as Serpentwithfeet on the breathless daydream of a song ‘On Air’, the jazzy soulstress Lady Blackbird on the haunting ‘Dark Days’, or the astounding poet and activist Benjamin Zephaniah on ‘Where is your Pride?’. Other contributors have been found in relative obscurity - such as friend and vocalist Brie O’Banion on the Cream cover ‘We’re Going Wrong’, or Sheffield poet laureate Danaé Wellington on the powerful ‘Wild Flame’.&nbsp;

“The goal for <i>Always Centered at Night</i> is to do something uncompromising,” says Moby. “To make music that is emotional, atmospheric and potentially beautiful. And what better use of this weird privilege I have than trying to foster creative expression that has uncompromising integrity?”

Music US

Discover Always Centered At Night by Moby on vinyl records. A collection of tender-yet-defiant songs, a love letter to the late ‘70s, early ‘80s New York music scene.