Formed in 2011, Toronto’s Most People infuse ‘80s and early ‘90s hifi pop to form modern indie-pop songs. Their recently completed album Call Me Up is in fact many things: a collection of soulful bedroom pop, ranging from slow-jam R&B ballads to new wave sing-alongs to sax-laden school-dance tracks. It’s a celebration of the influence of great “sensual” music artists of the ‘80s and early ‘90s and it’s a declaration of a new kind of sensitive, caring, empathetic masculinity, from a group with a genderqueer frontman.
The new focus track ‘Breathe’ and album are out today
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Or stream the focus track ‘Breathe’ on Soundcloud
“For us, this album has been a culmination of our nine years of working together. We pushed ourselves in every way; in the complexity of our song writing, the breadth of our collaborations and high bar we held in producing and recording it. We’re worked with Sydney Galbraith on every release we done in the past, and this time around was by far his best work as he helped turn our vision for an 80s hifi pop into a reality.” – Most People
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