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Toronto’s HjNX have a brand new single to share following their last release, “Meteorite.” “MOVe” feels like the heartbeat of a metropolis surging towards the brink.
Steady synth lines and drums ground this dreamy and uplifting indie pop song. HjNX describe “MOVe” as “a séance to lift a haunting spell of inertia. As the Stones instructed, ‘you gotta MOVe,’” whether beaten down, battered, or bruised.
The track features contributions from friends of the duo, Brendan Canning of Broken Social Scene and Ernesto Barahona.
