Coral Moons is an indie pop band that formed on the shores of Boston and recently relocated to the woods of Upstate New York. If they’re not tending to their gardens, taking film photos with vintage cameras, or drinking homemade wine by the fire, they’re touring nationally and hitting up major music festivals on the way.
The solitude and stillness of the cabin has had an immersive impact on lead singer and songwriter, Carly Kraft (she/her). She describes a week at their home studio in the woods, caring for her chickens, as a healing experience. Seeking refuge to heal old wounds, moving to the countryside has forced her to slow down and reclaim what was always hers — her songs.
Coral Moons has debuted new singles in spring of 2024 with a completely new sonic palette, as they announced signing with brooklyn based label, better company records. The autobiographical songs walk you through the twists and turns of being a woman in our society along with the journey towards self-worth and self-acceptance. Their new music was recorded in Seattle with producer Andy D. Park (Death Cab, Pedro the Lion, Ciara) and features guitar work by Jessica Dobson of Deep Sea Diver.