Album Review: Can You Really Find Me by Night Moves

Cruising down a rural highway at nightfall with the windows down and music blasting: a staple for summertime bliss. To optimize the feeling of complete and total freedom, the perfect soundtrack is required. Night Moves' Can You Really Find Me achieves just that.   The album opener "Mexico" is a nearly perfect song. Its modern pop infusion on a dimly lit, dive bar vibe lifts the curtain on what to expect with the rest of the album. The moody and introspective lyrics dig deep to put into words the beauty of self growth. In a way, it's the ….

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Consistent with the soul-influenced presentation that has characterised the duo's output to date, this follow-up to second album Pennied Days sees the additional production talent of Spoon's Jim Eno enlisted, lending a sleeker quality to the laid-back, untrammelled range of their material. Revisiting the nostalgia-bathed exuberance of their debut Colored Emotions, this third album revels in a sepia-tinged ambience, a score to halcyon Midwestern summer nights, proving both vibrant and ruminative in character. In this sense, an overriding warmth immerses Can You Really Find Me, displaying a cohesion and strength that surpasses the excess underpinning the band's preceding two releases.

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