The Future Kids returns with his third album, Moonlight, a Dreamwave  journey into the '80s 🌙

Step into a world of station wagons, starry skies, and first love. Moonlight is my new Dreamwave album that takes you back to the '80s, where the magic of youth and the thrill of discovering love are set against a backdrop of lush synthesizers, pulsing bass and reverb drums.

This album tells the story of a boy growing up in the neon glow of the '80s—a time when cassette tapes and arcade machines ruled, and love was as innocent as it was unforgettable. From the nervous excitement of a first crush to the timeless feeling of a summer romance, Moonlight is a soundtrack for anyone who’s ever felt the pulse of youth and the magic of love under a moonlit sky.

With atmospheric melodies and dreamy compositions, Moonlight is a celebration of nostalgia, youth, and the stories we carry with us. Each track is an invitation to remember what it was like to fall in love for the first time, with the warm glow of the '80s wrapped around every note.

So let the music take you back to those simpler times, where everything felt possible, and love felt like an eternal dream. Moonlight is out now on all streaming platforms. Join me on this journey through time and heart.

https://thefuturekids.bandcamp.com/album/moonlight

Moonlight

Retro Things

L.A. Chillin'

Lipstick Trigger

Pier 17

As a kid I was fascinated by space travel and the moon. I used to build spaceship dens with my little sister filled with bits of old computers that were lying around the house as a makeshift flight deck, and I recorded the music from the SNES game Starwing onto cassette with a little ghetto blaster next to the TV to provide the soundtrack to our adventures. This track is in homage to these times.

Hopes and Dreams

Corneria Capcom

sorceress

"Midnight Gentleman" is a smooth synthwave journey through the neon-lit streets of a timeless city. The track blends dreamy analog textures and gentle retro grooves, evoking the feeling of a calm midnight stroll beneath flickering streetlights. Shred Krueger’s jazzy electric guitar weaves effortlessly with the enchanting saxophone of Federico Amaro, creating a soundscape that feels both nostalgic and cinematic — the perfect soundtrack for a quiet night filled with reflection, mystery, and style.

Mayhem

WarePredator