
Mocky Music Will Explain (Choir Music Vol. 1) Vinyl LP 2025
1. Walking (Theme)
2. Just a Little Lovin'
3. Infinite Vibrations
4. Walking
5. Today Years Old
6. Choir Beat
7. Music Will Explain
8. 1000 Goodbyes
9. Animal Noises
10. Music Will Explain (Reprise)
11. Wiggle Room
12. The Outer Limits
Mockyâs new album â and first on Stones Throw - Music Will Explain (Choir Music Vol. 1) is centred around the human voice and attempts to capture the essence of humanity in an increasingly digital and artificial world. âą Mocky invited friends and collaborators to crowd around a microphone in his garage, creating a deliberate mixture of human harmonies, live instruments, and analog recording only humans could make.
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$14.09Mocky Music Will Explain (Choir Music Vol. 1) Vinyl LP 2025
1. Walking (Theme)
2. Just a Little Lovin'
3. Infinite Vibrations
4. Walking
5. Today Years Old
6. Choir Beat
7. Music Will Explain
8. 1000 Goodbyes
9. Animal Noises
10. Music Will Explain (Reprise)
11. Wiggle Room
12. The Outer Limits
Mockyâs new album â and first on Stones Throw - Music Will Explain (Choir Music Vol. 1) is centred around the human voice and attempts to capture the essence of humanity in an increasingly digital and artificial world. âą Mocky invited friends and collaborators to crowd around a microphone in his garage, creating a deliberate mixture of human harmonies, live instruments, and analog recording only humans could make.
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1. Walking (Theme)
2. Just a Little Lovin'
3. Infinite Vibrations
4. Walking
5. Today Years Old
6. Choir Beat
7. Music Will Explain
8. 1000 Goodbyes
9. Animal Noises
10. Music Will Explain (Reprise)
11. Wiggle Room
12. The Outer Limits
Mockyâs new album â and first on Stones Throw - Music Will Explain (Choir Music Vol. 1) is centred around the human voice and attempts to capture the essence of humanity in an increasingly digital and artificial world. âą Mocky invited friends and collaborators to crowd around a microphone in his garage, creating a deliberate mixture of human harmonies, live instruments, and analog recording only humans could make.












