Complete List Of Big Moon Songs From A to Z

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London’s indie rock scene in the mid 2010s produced a wave of guitar driven bands, and among them was The Big Moon, a group that quickly built a reputation for sharp songwriting and a tightly unified sound. Formed in London, England, the band came together with Juliette Jackson on lead vocals and guitar, Soph Nathan on guitar and vocals, Celia Archer on bass, and Fern Ford on drums. Their early momentum came from a series of singles that circulated quickly through the UK music press and radio, establishing them as a band to watch before they had even released a full length album.

The group’s rise was driven by a steady string of early tracks including “Sucker,” “Cupid,” and “Silent Movie Susie,” songs that combined melodic hooks with a direct lyrical approach. These recordings helped secure festival appearances and industry attention, positioning the band for a strong debut. By the time they entered the studio for their first album, they had already developed a clear identity rooted in indie rock with pop sensibilities and a strong emphasis on vocal interplay.

Their debut album, Love in the 4th Dimension, arrived in 2017 and marked a major breakthrough. The record included key tracks such as “Formidable,” “Bonfire,” and “Sucker,” and it showcased a confident blend of energy and songwriting craft. The album’s success was underscored by its reception in the UK, where it earned The Big Moon the Mercury Prize for Best Album in 2017. That recognition placed the band firmly in the spotlight and confirmed their standing within the British music scene.

Following the success of their debut, the band returned with Walking Like We Do in 2020. This second album reflected a shift in sound, incorporating more layered production and a broader sonic palette while maintaining their core identity. Songs such as “It’s Easy Then,” “Your Light,” and “Take a Piece” demonstrated a willingness to expand beyond the raw immediacy of their early work. The album charted in the UK and reinforced their ability to evolve while still connecting with their audience.

The band’s third studio album, Here Is Everything, was released in 2022 and presented a more introspective and emotionally grounded direction. The recording process and subject matter were shaped in part by personal experiences, including Juliette Jackson’s journey into motherhood, which influenced the tone and lyrical content. Tracks like “Trouble,” “Wide Eyes,” and “Daydreaming” reflected a more reflective approach, showing a band willing to explore new themes while maintaining their melodic strengths.

Across their career, The Big Moon have built a following based on consistency, strong songwriting, and a clear group dynamic. Their biggest songs have come from each phase of their development, from early singles like “Cupid” to later material such as “Your Light.” While their commercial success has been most concentrated in the UK, their reach has extended internationally through touring and festival appearances.

Outside of their studio work, the band have also contributed to collaborative and curated projects. One notable example is their involvement in the The Powerpuff Girls: Heroes & Villains compilation, where they recorded a cover of “The Powerpuff Girls Theme.” In addition, they have engaged in live sessions and cover recordings that highlight their influences and versatility, further strengthening their connection with audiences.

The Big Moon’s appeal lies in their ability to balance direct, emotionally grounded songwriting with a cohesive band identity. From their early singles through three studio albums, they have shown a steady progression without losing the qualities that first drew attention to their work. Their career reflects a band that has grown with each release while remaining anchored in a sound that is both accessible and distinctive.

Complete List Of Songs From A to Z

2 Lines – Here Is Everything – 2022
A Hundred Ways to Land – Walking Like We Do – 2020
ADHD – Walking Like We Do – 2020
Barcelona – Walking Like We Do – 2020
Bonfire – Love in the 4th Dimension – 2017
Carol of the Bells – Non-album single – 2019
Cupid – Love in the 4th Dimension – 2017
Daydreaming – Here Is Everything – 2022
Dog Eat Dog – Walking Like We Do – 2020
Don’t Think – Walking Like We Do – 2020
Eureka Moment – Love in the 4th Dimension – 2017
Formidable – Love in the 4th Dimension – 2017
Happy New Year – Love in the 4th Dimension – 2017
High & Low – Here Is Everything – 2022
Hold This – Love in the 4th Dimension – 2017
Holy Roller – Walking Like We Do – 2020
It’s Easy Then – Walking Like We Do – 2020
It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year – Non-album single – 2016
Ladye Bay – Here Is Everything – 2022
Love in the 4th Dimension – Love in the 4th Dimension – 2017
Magic – Here Is Everything – 2022
My Very Best – Here Is Everything – 2022
Nothing Without You – Non-album single – 2015
Pull the Other One – Love in the 4th Dimension – 2017
Round Forever – Here Is Everything – 2022
Satellites – Here Is Everything – 2022
Silent Movie Susie – Love in the 4th Dimension – 2017
Something Beautiful – Love in the 4th Dimension – 2017
Sucker – Love in the 4th Dimension – 2017
Sucker Punch – Here Is Everything – 2022
Summer Still Comes – Here Is Everything – 2022
Take a Piece – Walking Like We Do – 2020
The End – Love in the 4th Dimension – 2017
The Road – Love in the 4th Dimension – 2017
The Undead – Love in the 4th Dimension – 2017
This Love – Here Is Everything – 2022
Trouble – Here Is Everything – 2022
Waves – Walking Like We Do – 2020
Wide Eyes – Here Is Everything – 2022
Why – Walking Like We Do – 2020
Your Light – Walking Like We Do – 2020
Zeds – Love in the 4th Dimension – 2017

Albums

Love in the 4th Dimension (2017): 15 songs

Walking Like We Do (2020): 11 songs

Here Is Everything (2022): 13 songs

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