Miami Horror

Recently settling in Los Angeles, the five-piece found inspiration in the glowing year-round Californian sun, set up a home studio, and eagerly started experimenting to release singles Real Slow and Colours in the Sky over the Summer of 2013/2014.'Wild Motion (Set It Free)’ oozes the recognisably catchy and upbeat vibes which Miami Horror have taken ownership of since 2009’s debut EP Bravado & hit single 'Sometimes'. Yet with ‘Wild Motion (Set It Free)’, the band have reached anew pinnacle of their songwriting. The track showcases the ever-growing production talent of the band and producer Benjamin Plant, the huge soothing vocal harmonies of singer Josh Moriarty and a monumental vintage-sounding riff that sets the scene for the band’s new direction.Plant explains, “Musically, ‘Wild Motion (Set It Free) is a love child