Moon Looks On - Goodbye Polar Bear (single)
Over the past few years Moon Looks On has been carving out a name for himself on the Irish and international music scene, with appearances at music festivals and venues such as Glastonbury, Electric Picnic, All Together Now, 2000 Trees Festival and The Ruby Sessions to name but a few, along with performances on the renowned TV show 'Other Voices' on Ireland's premier broadcasting channel RTÉ.
Moon Looks On has also had tracks from his album ‘Razor Wire Skies’ added to the much sought after 'New Music Friday' Spotify playlist whilst amassing over a quarter of a million streams on Spotify. His music videos and tracks have also premiered in Hot-press magazine, Irish Independent & Golden-Plec and on both Irish and UK Radio stations such as 2FM ,Today FM, RTE 1, 2XM, & Radio X in Manchester.
Goodbye Polar Bear is the the second single single from this eagerly awaited new album - Way Out West- which was recorded and produced by acclaimed producer Bill Shanley. It is in essence a song about learning to block out the negative thoughts in your own head, the constant niggle, the voice in your ear that tells you should be doing better or you be could doing more, while you actually feel like you’re going in reverse with no semblance of control over the direction or path ahead.I wrote it in the depths of winter on a cold morning in January after a heavy snowfall and the deep white blanket of snow outside my window mirrored the heavy weather within and inspired the title.Most days the easiest way for me to clear my mind is to write down my thoughts on the page and not to lean too heavily on past exploits.
"It’s not a given that it will be a constant but it is for me living in the moment through the power of song. That’s what I have known and that’s who I am." - Stephen Gormley (singer/songwriter of Moon Looks On)
Catchy upbeat melody goes well alongside the lyrics that also tend to project positive mindset and moving forward despite the bumps in the road. You simply cannot be depressed listening to this. It puts a smile on your face whether you want it or not.
Upcoming dates:
TRADFEST - FEBRUARY 25TH
LEVIS BALLYDEHOB WEST CORK - MARCH 9TH
MONROES GALWAY - APRIL 5TH
WHELANS DUBLIN - APRIL 20TH