Grab the Setlist meet...Luke Moss

Photo courtesy of Josh Collins: @joshubox

For anyone that knows Luke Moss, they'll know that last Friday had been a long time coming for him. The release of the 'Think I've Shut Up For Long Enough' EP had been on the horizon for quite some time, which was certainly reflected in his excitement as we sat down with him just a few hours before the launch party.    Explaining he recently quit his job to really focus on his music, it's evident the dedication Luke has to the content he produces, also shown in the emotion that pours out of the newly released EP. With the title track opening it with such aggression, the energy behind the project is clear and there becomes no doubt that Luke has a message he wants to be heard.    This passion was also represented at the EP's launch party from the abundance of pride flags that fill the Woodlane Social Club, his excitement at the friends he had supporting him (the wonderful Hattie Cattell and Idle Eyes) and the night's dedication to Stonewall charity and his hometown friend. Closing the night with a solo performance of the very personal final track of the EP 'Therapy Tapes', Luke destroys the notion that he was "never seen as a front man or a singer" and takes his deserved place centre stage.    With having not long released his stand-alone energetic single 'Raskal' and the EP just launched,  it's clear that Luke has plenty to offer for the upcoming months, also with a debut album coming out soon. Check out 'Think I've Shut Up For Long Enough' on Soundcloud and Spotify, and have a listen to the full interview with Luke Moss below: