Tris P ft. Moeschino – “Big Moods”

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Reputable for his debut single “Swing to Me” featuring Handsome Balla — Brooklyn-rapper Tris P is getting ready for the top of the year with this fourth quarter heavy-hitting surprise. He recently released his new single titled “Big Moods” featuring Moeschino via Rich Legacy Records, a division of Ruby Recordings.

2021 was Tris P’s year, so it comes as no surprise that 2022 will hold the same exact weight and expansion for the dedicated artist. “Big Moods” is specially made to fit the tone of both rappers perfectly, showcasing each of their individual flows and creativity.

Stream “Big Moods” below, and/or on your DSP of choice.

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After Takes Listeners Back to the 2000s With a New Playlist

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This is SOUND ADVICE, the home of playlists created by the friends, rivals, and romantic interests of Interview. Our latest editions have included musical selections from Anok Yai, girlsweetvoiced, and Cannelle. This week, the choices come from After, a Los Angeles duo featuring Justine Dorsey and Graham Epstein, who originally matched on Hinge before becoming musical partners. Their connection began through a mutual affection for the music of the early 2000s, eventually inspiring them to blend their influences into a sound filled with irresistible nostalgia. Listening to their songs feels like driving beneath an open sky, plunging into icy water, and suddenly experiencing déjà vu at the same moment. Their upcoming first record, Fell Asleep in the Sun, celebrates a less complicated time while trying to hold onto its warmth for a little longer. To mark the arrival of the album’s title song today, the pair assembled a playlist featuring Y2K favorites such as Björk, Coldplay, and Hillary Duff. They also completed our questionnaire, opening up about the songs that defined their younger years, the items they always need while recording, and the real sound of nostalgia.

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Your favorite Y2K anthem?

GRAHAM EPSTEIN: “Blurry” by Puddle of Mudd

JUSTINE DORSEY: “White Flag” by Dido

What’s a song on this playlist you wish you wrote?

“Monsoon” by Tokio Hotel

Dream collab, dead or alive?

Adam Schlesinger

Music duo after stands in the desert wearing all black

What does nostalgia sound like?

A cold beach

Is there a song on this playlist that reminds you of a certain memory?

EPSTEIN: We listened to “Tornados” by Ben Lee a lot in the family car around the same time I was obsessed with lighthouses. So really associate this song with going on these little family trips to as many lighthouses as we could. 

DORSEY: We had a trampoline in our backyard and Mylo Xyloto was my trampolining album. It reminds me of grey days that aren’t quite cold enough, not quite warm enough either.

Three things you always bring with you to the studio:

3 Diet Cokes

Graham Epstein posing with a hat on in front of a ferris wheel

What’s a lyric on this playlist you’ll never forget?

“I defy.” – Hilary Duff

Where are you most inspired?

Wherever we’re homesick.

Name your favorite artist no one knows about:

EPSTEIN: Coffret de Bijoux, a Québécoise black metal artist I’m obsessed with. She experiments with so many genres. Some of the best songs I’ve heard in awhile.

Justine Dorsey in a selfie with a sandy desert background

Describe your debut album in three words:

Sands of time

Between the two of you, who’s always on aux?

Graham!

How do you influence each other’s taste?

DORSEY: Graham has shown me so much music, artwork, and film that means a lot to me now. He’s like The Matrix. I feel like I see so much of the world through his lens.

EPSTEIN: Justine’s taste and vision has definitely changed the way I perceive things. Like in the imagery she gravitates towards, and in fashion, and color, it’s all very true to herself. She has a crazy eye for small things that end up being game changers in our art that I 100 percent hold on to and trust. 

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