New York City Artist, Mosliano Delivers Engaging New Project
2019 brought on a scary, but necessary, new phenomenon named, Cancel Culture. Meaning, someone or something could be, “Cancelled,” due to a collective groupthink that’s often times needed, but other times could be detrimental. I say all of this to say that you guys cancelled my favorite word, “Vibes,” for no reason–okay YesJulz is a valid reason. Either way, I’m bringing it back because to describe New York-by-way-of-Jamaica artist, Mosliano’s new project, When Night Falls, with any other word than, “vibe” would be a crime.
Clocking in at 8-tracks and a 25-minute runtime, When Night Falls is a creatively interesting project that doesn’t much dive to deeply into the life of Mosliano himself, but instead helps the listener reflect on their’s to a perfectly placed out soundtrack. Standouts include, “Tek Time,” and “Bad Everyday,” which showcase two different sides of Mosliano that make him one hell of an artist to watch out for.
Take a listen to the project below and get familiar.
