Expert In A Dying Field

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All of This Will End

And yes—People Of The World gets its own moment in the sun. The title track from Moving Into Tucson’s second album wasn’t meant to be a single… until the people asked for it. An irresistible anthem of unity and joy, it echoes the spirit of Paul Weller, The Style Council and Ocean Colour Scene—blasting pure '80s energy through your speakers. Sunshine, movement, celebration, and that universal call: together on this one world.

Based in Amsterdam but with a sound that stretches across the indie rock universe, Moving Into Tucson blends the melodic sensibility of Britpop with the emotional intensity of modern rock. Since their 2023 debut Distraction, the band has built a reputation for writing songs that hit hard and linger long. Their new album People Of The World cements their place as one of the most exciting acts on the rise—12 tracks that bounce between infectious anthems, reflective ballads, and electrified rawness. Fans of The Kooks, Wilco, Interpol, and The War On Drugs will feel right at home. This is indie rock with heart, hooks, and something real to say.

Moving Into Tucson - People Of The World

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