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Sweeping Melodies and Heartfelt Lyrics on Peppermint Moon’s Latest Indie Pop Delight “Pocket Dial Tears”

Colin Schlitt, based in San Francisco, California, is the talent behind Peppermint Moon. He is responsible for the writing, performance, and production of Peppermint Moon’s creations. Colin also plays bass and lends his vocals to some songs for the band El Radio Fantastique.

Peppermint Moon’s new EP, “Pocket Dial Tears,” featuring six songs, has been released.

The EP kicks off with “I Thought I Knew,” an engaging rock-pop track that immediately grabs your attention. The song boasts fantastic retro-sounding electric guitar riffs, complemented by well-crafted beats and synth work. The upbeat vocal delivery adds an extra layer of fun to the track, making it even more lively. With its incredible ebb and flow, along with well-timed beat drops, the song establishes an infectious head-bopping melody that sets the stage for the remarkable listening experience that follows.

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In “Above Clouds,” the second track on the EP, the mood takes a heartwarming turn that is sure to leave a smile on your face. It’s reminiscent of a warm, sunny day unexpectedly breaking through the clouds on an otherwise gloomy day. The cheerful keys, multiple variations of sprinkled electric guitar, and well-crafted drum beats all contribute to a delightful instrumental arrangement. The top-notch vocal work and dreamy chorus further elevate the song, turning it into an absolute work of art.

“Like Like Me” by Peppermint Moon is a slow and introspective single. The contemplative keys, gloomy riffs, and laid-back beats come together to form the instrumental backdrop. The singer repeatedly expresses, “You don’t owe me anything, I am sad to say,” adding an undertone of melancholy to the song. A noteworthy twist occurs midway, transitioning from slow rock to psychedelic rock, a move that is nothing short of brilliant.

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“Day To Day” has a more laid-back approach. A relaxing, ambient backdrop is created by wistful piano melodies and quiet electric guitar. When the vocals come in, their gentle delivery adds true emotion to the lyrics. Additional layers of texture emerge as the arrangement gradually evolves over time. Glowing synths, delicate keyboard flourishes, and rhythmic tension that occasionally rises.

“Foxy Friends” by Peppermint Moon features infectiously upbeat riffs and rhythms giving the song a celebratory, partying spirit from the very start. Catchy vocal hooks paired with nostalgia-inducing instrumental tones help transport listeners back to happier times. As the arrangement builds throughout the verses and choruses, it maintains a cohesive flow thanks to clever transitions and episodic moments that keep things interesting.

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“He She They” closes the EP with its enveloping guitar lines and magnificent vocal melodies, highlighting undeniable talent. The swaying country melodies, dreamy chorus, and synths seamlessly come together, creating a captivating musical tapestry. The gradual build-up to intense moments, particularly around the 1:31 mark, offers a dreamy and immersive experience. The song’s rich variations and layers showcase the artist’s exceptional skills and creativity.

Enjoy listening to “Pocket Dial Tears” by Peppermint Moon here.

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