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Night Moves Announce New Album 'Double Life,' Out July 25
31st March 2025
Today, the Minneapolis-based Night Moves announce Double Life, their fourth LP and first in six years, due out July 25 on Domino.
Co-produced with Jarvis Taveniere (Woods, Waxahatchee, David Berman), Double Life is at once the most candid and impressionistic Night Moves album yet, built on personal experiences but written so that you can map your own life onto these songs, too. On Double Life, Night Moves does not retreat from the struggles and complexities of life. They, instead, double down with songs that stare them in the face and turn forward on their own terms.
Today also sees the release of the single “Hold On To Tonight,” a kaleidoscopic soul tune that was inspired by death in the family; it’s a snapshot from a boozy night alone, when you stumble into the realization that the only thing you’re holding onto is fading memories. “Hold On To Tonight” arrives with a video by Shawn Brackbill.
Additionally, Night Moves will be playing an album release show in Minneapolis at First Avenue on July 26th, tickets can be found here.
Night Moves Double Life
Album | 25th July 2025
Double Life, the fourth Night Moves album and first in six years, is a cozy and cool LP built largely from a string of very rough breaks that singer John Pelant and Night Moves have navigated in recent years. Pelant is the sort of songwriter who starts with the music—inspired of late by Glen Campbell and Bobby Caldwell, Cleaners from Venus and early ’90s country, Panda Bear and (as ever) Gram Parsons—and then writes lyrics only after he’s sat with the tune a spell. But this time, these songs are direct documents of Pelant’s life as he searches for silver linings or at least valuable meanings during a moment when very little seemed golden. Double Life is about moving through, not moving on.
Night Moves Double Life
Album | 25th July 2025
Double Life, the fourth Night Moves album and first in six years, is a cozy and cool LP built largely from a string of very rough breaks that singer John Pelant and Night Moves have navigated in recent years. Pelant is the sort of songwriter who starts with the music—inspired of late by Glen Campbell and Bobby Caldwell, Cleaners from Venus and early ’90s country, Panda Bear and (as ever) Gram Parsons—and then writes lyrics only after he’s sat with the tune a spell. But this time, these songs are direct documents of Pelant’s life as he searches for silver linings or at least valuable meanings during a moment when very little seemed golden. Double Life is about moving through, not moving on.
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