TOMORA Introduce Creative Gravity On Debut Album "Come Closer"
- Charles Luberisse
- 1 day ago
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Updated: 31 minutes ago
Written By: Big C
Two signals drift through the dark and lock into orbit. TOMORA sounds like a collaboration stitched together like a quiet collision guided by instinct. Their debut album Come Closer arrives as a shared landing zone, where electronic propulsion meets human vulnerability. There’s a sense of deliberate closeness her, ideas brushing up against one another until something luminous forms. The result is music that feels intimate without shrinking, expansive framing "Come Closer" as a space built purely from joy in creation. without spectacle, the duo share:
This is our album 'COME CLOSER,’'it is everything we dreamt of. We made it without obligation or expectation, just a joy in creation. It’s the sound where we meet, the landing zone of our musical escape pods. It is a special place to us. We hope you dig it as much as we do.
At the center of TOMORA are, AURORA and Tom Rowlands, meet without hierarchy or obligation. the album’s title track momentum ebbs and surges with emotional precision, sometimes gently, sometimes at full voltage. The album is about merging identities and letting two distinct creative languages converse freely. Following the early transmissions of Ring The Alarm, TOMORA now fully reveal their debut album will arrive April 17 via Capitol Records. Step into "Come Closer" and experience TOMORA on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Spotify and Apple Music.