Walk The Moon's Talking Is Hard: A Journey Through Neon-Streaked Dance Pop

'Image description: Cover art for Walk The Moon's album 'Talking Is Hard', featuring a vibrant, neon-lit cityscape with people dancing in the foreground.'

Released on September 24th, 2021 (but available now!), 'Sad And Beautiful World' by Jesse Malin is an incredible collection of tracks that will transport you to a time when music truly mattered. However, for this article, we'll be diving into something even more exciting – Walk The Moon's sophomore effort: 'Talking Is Hard'.

This Cincinnati-based quartet has been making waves in the indie pop scene with their unique blend of catchy hooks and synth-infused beats that will keep you grooving all night long. But what really sets them apart is how they manage to craft songs that are both cleverly written and yet, somehow still manages to leave a lasting impact on those who listen.

'Talking Is Hard' follows in the footsteps of their debut album with ease – it's like picking up where we left off but even better! With 12 tracks packed onto this little disc (yes kids, remember CDs?), there’s no shortage of infectious dance-pop goodness waiting for you inside. From upbeat anthems like 'Greener Pastures' to more mellow offerings such as 'Before You Go', every single note has been carefully crafted with one goal in mind: getting your body moving!

But don't let the fun and games fool you – beneath all those catchy hooks lies a sharp tongue waiting to strike. Tracks like 'State Of The Art' poke fun at modern society while still managing to make us question our own place within it all. And then there are ballads such as 'Lost Forever', which will tug at your heartstrings so hard, you'll be wondering how they managed to create something so beautiful from nothingness itself!

So if neon-lit cityscapes and synth-heavy beats are more your thing (and let's face it – who wouldn't?), then grab hold onto 'Talking Is Hard' by Walk The Moon because this album is going places fast!

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