“Overanalyze” by Moozy - A Song Feature

 

     Moozy immediately exposes “Overanalyze” as a muscle vehicle powered by quick-tempo hooks. The guitar and bass instantly accelerate the song past a mere cruising speed, and there are only brief slowdowns until “Overanalyze” comes to a halt. Creatively, the single from Moozy does have a false stop around the two-minute mark, but then returns to its energy-infectious rate of travel. 
 
     It’s interesting that the vehicle carries a far less exhilarating passenger. The lyrical subject matter of “Overanalyze” is not positive. The overanalysis is unproductive. The song even notes “I’m spending time with people I despise.” An interesting subtlety of the Moozy single begins shortly before the one-minute mark, when background talk replaces the vocals. Unfortunately, we cannot determine what is being said.
 
     Moozy is based in Washington, D.C. The core of the band is comprised of Dylan Rockwell (vocals, guitar) and Pat Gunning (drums). The Bandcamp site for purchasing “Overanalyze” also identifies Reed Doherty (harmony vocals, guitar) and Nick Fliakas (harmony vocals, bass) as contributors. The Bandcamp link is included below. When talking about the song, the band said, “This is the first of several upcoming singles from the Washington, D.C. indie band Moozy. We produced this DIY in my home studio in Northwest DC and are very happy with how it came together.”
 
     “Overanalyze” by Moozy

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