Books of Moods is an indie rock band from Paris, led by Hugo Sailer. Thriving on exceptional authenticity and heartfelt creations, Books of Moods is all about music that touches the soul and leaves you wanting more. With vivid rock escapism, they create sonical magic with one track at a time.
Recently, Books of Moods released a song called ‘Gaia’. A refreshing, nostalgic rock number with beautiful melodies, surreal progression, and enveloping sonicality, the song pulls you in with its euphoric rock soundscapes and causes an intense surge of emotions. With its unique, moving blend of ’60s and 70’s rock motifs, the song focuses on gentle production with powerful beats, subtle layers of alluring sounds that immerse you in a whirlpool of sonic bliss. With extraordinary instrumentality, the song becomes like a musical delight that you will get hooked, in the first listen itself.
The song progresses beautifully with its gentle sonority. The guitar does its magic and binds every little motif like a dream, adding to the mysticism of the track. The sounds are so immersive, enveloping, and dreamlike that they appear to be a reverie from the past, surrounding you with nostalgia that’s hard to bear.
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Poignant and moving, the song captures one’s senses beautifully with its iconic rock musicality and powerful verses. The song creates a soulful rock escapism that allows for a delightful musical treat. With mellifluous vocals, thought-out production with attention to details, and intricate nuances, this track by Books of Moods is something you shouldn’t miss!
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