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June 19, 2018

MorMor: “Waiting on the Warmth”

By: Jack Anderson

At only twenty six years of age, Toronto producer, pianist and singer Seth Nyquist is already on another plain of introspection. Performing now as MorMor, Nyquist was raised with influences ranging from Nirvana to Wu-Tang Clan to “Strawberry Fields Forever”, yet his solo musical style comes off more like a midway point between Radiohead and Frank Ocean.

MorMor’s debut EP Heaven’s Only Wishful drops this Friday, five songs showcasing Nyquist’s technical perfection on vocals and piano as well as his lyrical life time of mental exploration. Nyquist is certainly comfortable living entirely in his own mind, that said he’s kind enough to share the penultimate track on Heaven’s Only Wishful, “Waiting on the Warmth“.

Jack Anderson (Host, Monday-Wednesday 8-11pm, Saturday 6-10am)


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