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The wait is over: Please Don’t Go is here. This first single of their new chapter shows Moving Into Tucson at their most urgent and confident yet. A track that balances raw emotion with sparkling melodies, it’s a heartfelt plea wrapped in the kind of indie rock anthem you’ll want on repeat. With this release, the Amsterdam band kicks off the road toward their upcoming album All Dressed Up (2026). Big hooks, bigger ambition — and a sound that’s ready for the bigger stage.

Moving Into Tucson have never stood still. From the raw immediacy of their debut Distraction, to the anthemic heights of People Of The World, and the unexpected treasures of Gems Left Behind—each chapter has been a step forward, a sharpening of sound and vision.

Now comes the leap.
“All Dressed Up” (release 2026) isn’t just an album title—it’s a statement. A signal flare. The sound of a band ready to claim the bigger stage they’ve always been destined for.

First single, "Please Don't Go" sets the tone: bold, urgent, unshakably alive. It’s Moving Into Tucson at their most melodic, their most dynamic, and their most universal—without losing the raw edge that made them impossible to ignore in the first place.

This is the beginning of a new era. Moving Into Tucson, all dressed up—and going everywhere.

Moving Into Tucson - Please Don't Go

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Indiepop institution Fortuna POP! quit the scene last year amid much gnashing of teeth from discerning music fans, going out in a blaze of glory with five days of sold out London shows by artists spanning their twenty year tenure, before label owner Sean Price fled Brexit Britain for a new life in Tokyo, Japan. 

That would have been it for Fortuna POP!, were it not for the label’s Jukebox 45s Singles Club. With one final single still owed to subscribers, Price saw the opportunity to do something special for what would be the very last release on the label. Taking one of the label’s best-loved releases, Comet Gain’s classic 2001 single “You Can Hide Your Love Forever”, as his starting point, contributions were solicited from Fortuna POP! bands past and present for a Band Aid-style cover version.

Over twenty bands contributed, with the music recorded by a crack band featuring Amos Memon of Fanfarlo (drums), Emma Kupa of Mammoth Penguins (bass), Laura Kovic of Tigercats (keys) and Paul Rains of Allo Darlin’, Ben Phillipson of Comet Gain and Sam Ayres of Flowers (all guitar) at Soup Studios in London. Mikey Collins of Allo Darlin’ then recorded percussion at Big Jelly studios in Ramsgate, and The Victorian Horns aka Gary Olson (trumpet) and Kyle Forrester (sax) of The Ladybug Transistor put down their brass parts at Gary’s Marlborough Farms Studio in New York.

Vocals were recorded in various studios and kitchens around the world, with Amelia Fletcher of Tender Trap, Daniel Ellis of Martha, Lan McArdle and Owen Williams of Joanna Gruesome, Adam Todd of The Spook School, Bill Botting and Elizabeth Morris of Allo Darlin’, Jeff Greene and Dan Greene of The Butterflies Of Love, Lisa Horton and Iain Ross of Bearsuit, Katherine Whitaker of Evans The Death, Silvi Wersing from Chorusgirl, Helen King of Shrag, Rachel Kenedy of Flowers, Pete Dale of Milky Wimpshake, Darren Hayman, Pete Astor and Simon Love all contributing. Giles Barrett at Soup Studios then made sense of it all and mixed the track.

The result is a fantastic, uplifting indiepop anthem that’s sure to be lifting the lids off indie clubs around the world this summer and for many years to come. Oh, and there’s a B-side too, in which DC Feck of Thee Comet Gain International Psychedelic Pop Conspiracy may have had more than a hand. Enjoy.

You Can Hide Your Love Forever

The new single from the forthcoming Nah... album, out in September 2020.

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"Swirling, warm, and inviting... Blue Canopy continues to deliver wonderfully dynamic works." - John Moses (KCRW)

Blue Canopy's 'Sleep While You Can' (out March 5, 2021) is the newest entry from Portland-based multi-instrumentalist, Alex Schiff. Exploring the often unspoken anxiety related to having a child and what that means for losing the past version of one's self, the EP is beautifully introspective at a time where self-reflection is incredibly crucial.

Formerly the keyboardist and co-writer for indie band, Modern Rivals, the EP is a follow up to his 2020 debut, Mild Anxiety, which was produced alongside Patrick J Smith (A Beacon School), a frequent collaborator.

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