have dropped their debut album ‘Modern World’.

Piecing together a bold introduction, the sibling duo offer a contemporary spin on funk, soul and R&B that looks outward. Over fourteen tracks, the outfit pursues a groove-led instrumentation, discovering depth in their acoustics and true-to-self songwriting, which speaks to a universal audience. The result is a profound, uplifting listen that writes against the backdrop of climate anxiety, while tackling themes of intimacy, relationships and escapism.

Arriving alongside a short documentary, ‘Modern World’ offers a glimpse into the last year for Molly Gone Mad, exhibiting their commitment to the creative process. A collaborative effort between the duo and producer Rocco Spaziani Testa, the project was recorded across the city and finalised in Abbey Road Studios, entering its stride through live performance.

Reflecting on the release, Molly Gone Made open up to their listener and delve into its deeper significance: “There is no point in hiding from our fears.” They continue, “We can face them whilst still focusing on joy, human connection, love and honesty. Being a human being is beautiful.”

Tune in now.