Mo Lowda & The Humble

There’s something about a band that lives its music—one that breathes its songs into existence while constantly moving, absorbing the landscapes around them, and distilling every passing moment into sound. Mo Lowda & The Humble are that kind of band. Their upcoming fifth studio album, Tailing The Ghost, set for release on June 20, 2025, is not just a record—it’s a testament to change, growth, and the fearless embrace of motion. The Philadelphia indie rock quartet has always thrived in the tension between precision and spontaneity, but this time, they’ve leaned fully into the moment. Recorded entirely on the road—between home-cooked meals, poker games, and the ever-changing vistas of Joshua Tree, Lake Travis, Colorado, and Tennessee—the album embodies the energy of the environments it was born in. It’s the kind of record that feels expansive yet intimate, like a long drive with no set destination but plenty to discover along the way. The Art of Embracing Change Few things in life are as inevitable—and as resisted—as change. Mo Lowda captures this paradox beautifully on their double A-side singles, “7.31” and “Sara’s Got Big Plans.” Both tracks wrestle with the shifting tides of life, love, and self-acceptance, offering a quietly hopeful