Oxford, Mississippi-Based Singer-Songwriter Moon Pie Curtis Releases New Single “Tight Spots”
Award-winning Oxford-based songwriter Tad Wilkes, who performs and records under the name Moon Pie Curtis, released the first single “Tight Spots” from his upcoming album. The track is available on Apple Music and in the iTunes store as well as most streaming platforms, including Spotify, Amazon Music, and other popular services.
“Tight Spots” is a winking folk-rock dirge in which the protagonist cites examples of his escaping tough predicaments and declares an attitude of perseverance—while observing that the biggest test of his determination is a situation from which he does not necessarily want to break free. The track is slated for inclusion in a forthcoming 10-song album from Moon Pie Curtis, which also will be available on streaming platforms as well as in vinyl LP format.
The single is the first official Moon Pie Curtis release since the 2015 album Enter the Fool, which also is available on streaming platforms.
Wilkes won first place in American Songwriter magazine’s March/April 2018 Lyrics Contest, in a pool of around 600 entrants, for the lyrics of his song “Be Good to Your Woman.”
Listen to “Tight Spots” on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/track/7K60Ex6XmSp3emsYmJvF2g?si=d177f32d0b33430d
For more information, visit moonpiecurtis.com.
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