
Hard Way To Live / You Bring Me Joy
Pratt and Moody return with a new 7â single on Timmion Records, pairing âHard Way To Liveâ with âYou Bring Me Joyâ â two deep diving soul cuts that reaffirm their place among the true pioneers of the modern sweet and beat soul revival. Written and recorded together with Timmion's trusted house band Cold Diamond and Mink, the single continues a lineage that has consistently blurred the line between contemporary songwriting and timeless soul aesthetics.
The A-side, âHard Way To Live,â finds Pratt and Moody firmly in their beat ballad lane. Built on a warm, funky foundation, the song balances emotional weight with melodic lift, as its chorus opens into crossover soul-pop territory. Lyrically, it wrestles with life-earned scars and the quiet difficulty of letting go of pain that they cause â the feeling of keeping on running even after you've spent the last of what you had.
On the flip, âYou Bring Me Joyâ unfolds like a slow-burning David Lynch scene, its dramatic crawl evoking soundtrack soul before bursting into a Stax-era Staple Singers inspired chorus. Tremolosoaked guitar lines nod to classic dark surf music, while Emilia Sisco's gospel-tinged background vocals nod to Mavis Staples, elevating the track into full emotional bloom. Together, these two songs offer a vivid preview of Pratt & Moody's upcoming album â a deeper plunge into soulful storytelling, their tried and tested lowrider soul chops, and modern clarity, soon to follow on Timmion Records.
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Pratt and Moody return with a new 7â single on Timmion Records, pairing âHard Way To Liveâ with âYou Bring Me Joyâ â two deep diving soul cuts that reaffirm their place among the true pioneers of the modern sweet and beat soul revival. Written and recorded together with Timmion's trusted house band Cold Diamond and Mink, the single continues a lineage that has consistently blurred the line between contemporary songwriting and timeless soul aesthetics.
The A-side, âHard Way To Live,â finds Pratt and Moody firmly in their beat ballad lane. Built on a warm, funky foundation, the song balances emotional weight with melodic lift, as its chorus opens into crossover soul-pop territory. Lyrically, it wrestles with life-earned scars and the quiet difficulty of letting go of pain that they cause â the feeling of keeping on running even after you've spent the last of what you had.
On the flip, âYou Bring Me Joyâ unfolds like a slow-burning David Lynch scene, its dramatic crawl evoking soundtrack soul before bursting into a Stax-era Staple Singers inspired chorus. Tremolosoaked guitar lines nod to classic dark surf music, while Emilia Sisco's gospel-tinged background vocals nod to Mavis Staples, elevating the track into full emotional bloom. Together, these two songs offer a vivid preview of Pratt & Moody's upcoming album â a deeper plunge into soulful storytelling, their tried and tested lowrider soul chops, and modern clarity, soon to follow on Timmion Records.












