Moretta's highly anticipated sophomore album has arrived. "What's Left Means Nothing", ironically, brings it all to the table.

In a genre that has become increasingly stagnant by imitation, Moretta finds their footing by refusing to let the genre define them. Every song meticulously crafted to deliver that special something listeners feen for. With choruses you’ll catch yourself singing at work, blended tastefully with breakdowns you can’t help but play along to on your steering wheel, Moretta continues to grow their fanbase around the globe.

Lyrically, they challenge you to look within to find purpose and meaning, urging you to no longer accept the lies being fed through mainstream media; Moretta is asking you to think for yourself, find forgiveness, and take on your internal demons with strength.

Revive The Broken

Codependent On Heartbreak

Cue The Silence

Hurricane

Modern Day Coward

Headstone Remorse

Watch Me Suffer

Death Wish

At One Point

This Feeling

In a genre that has become increasingly stagnant by imitation, Moretta finds their footing by refusing to let the genre define them. Every song meticulously crafted to deliver that special something listeners feen for. With choruses you’ll catch yourself singing at work, blended tastefully with breakdowns you can’t help but play along to on your steering wheel, Moretta truly brings it.  Lyrically, they challenge you to look within to find purpose and meaning, urging you to no longer accept the lies being fed through news and religion; Moretta is asking you to think for yourself, find forgiveness, and take on your internal demons with strength.

What started as a simple, "Hey man, we both like hardcore... you wanna make some songs?" between Joe Paisley and Kc Marotta, quickly evolved into, "Dude, these are turning out damn good. We should probably keep going." The two of them went into the studio with the barebones goal of creating an album they would be truly proud to call their own. Once the album was complete, Moretta brought on Zach Wirchak (Guitar) and Conner Schneberger (Bass), both bringing outstanding musicianship to Moretta's core.

Album:
Joe Paisley- Vocals, Guitar, and Bass  
KC Marotta- Drums

Additional Members:
Zach Wirchak- Guitar
Conner Schneberger- Bass

Moretta's debut album was recorded and produced at Rainbow Trout Studios in Spokane, WA by Bill Nieman and Joe Paisley and mastered by Grammy Award winner, 11 time RIAA Certified Gold and Platinum Recording recipient, Alan Sanderson.

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