“Meet On The Moon” follows previous singles “Seeing Angels”, “Desire”, and Amor’s 2023 debut album, Super Sonic. The alt-pop track was co-produced by Amor and Karma Kid (Jessie Ware, Jalen Ngonda), with Amor exploring grief and feminine mysticism. It arrives as the first preview of a yet-to-be-announced full-length project arriving later this year via VERO Music.
Speaking about the song, Amor explains: “I wrote ‘Meet On The Moon’ a few years ago, at a time when I was aching to create something different, to step into a new sonic world entirely. I went back to Glasgow for a month, put fate in my own hands, and started producing myself. It felt like reclaiming something. ‘Meet On The Moon’ was the second song I wrote there.
“The song is about a friend who completely embodied the mystical, magical woman archetype I sing about in the lyrics. A few months before I wrote it, she passed away. I found myself thinking about her magnetism – the magnitude of her spirit, the force of her nature – and how, in some strange way, Earth felt too small to contain her.
“For many reasons, this song had to come first in this body of work. It’s an homage to the divine feminine, which the moon – in her glowing, milky fullness – has always symbolised. Women are cyclically tied to the lunar rhythm, and that beautiful, elusive pull of the moon became the heartbeat of the song’s ephemeral sound.”
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