Firenight by Moon and Aries: Review

by Gabe Finch April 3, 2024

April 3, 2024

Moon and Aries go down the revolutionary lane with their latest electrifying electronic dance house track, “Firenight.”

Released on March 22, this single immerses you in a world of synth waves pulsing with ebbs and flows of sleek fluidity. The song further captivates us with sharp glades of synth lines, bringing a crisp and cold air amidst the ethereal and breathy voice of the singer-songwriter Jordana Moon, sensationalizing our ears and provoking a hypnotic revitalization.

“Firenight” delves into themes of revelation, empowerment, and transformation with its powerful lyricism. Moon’s emotive and sultry delivery infuses the words with sensation and ambition as she sings of burning reveries and refuses to fall behind. The chorus, with its anthemic refrain of “Remix the sun and sky, Beyond the moon’s light, Spawn’s a Firenight,” evokes images of renewal and resilience, likening the journey to a phoenix rising from the ashes.

Jordana Moon is known for her introspective, empowering, harmonious songwriting and hypnotic melodies. She gathers the right influences to go with her voice. On the production side, Tom Aries knows how to enchant our ears with magical synths. If you love Depeche Mode, Kraftwerk and 80s music, you will love “Firenight.”

With a discography boasting 31 songs and accolades, including “Band of the Year” awards, Moon and Aries have already significantly impacted the music scene. They have an album, “Transcendence,” coming us this very September. So stay tuned.