"Your Way" is an irresistible addition to the indie-rock canon. It proves that The Moss haven't lost their "rolling stone" spirit even as their streaming numbers soar. It's a song for the people who live in vans, the people who surf at dawn, and anyone else tired of being told how to grow.

W: Russell Walters

"Your Way" feels like the sonic embodiment of frontman Tyke James’s life—unfiltered, breezy, and constantly in motion. The track expertly blends the band’s signature '60s surf-rock foundations with a punchy, '90s-indie edge. It’s a track that feels equally at home in a dusty Utah canyon as it does on a French beach.

The production is crisp, allowing the melodic joy reminiscent of the Beatles to shine through, while maintaining the raw, emotional grit found in their breakthrough hit "Insomnia." James’s vocals carry a laid-back authority, delivering a message that feels like a mantra for the modern wanderer.

"Your Way" is an anthem of autonomy. Tyke James captures a universal frustration: the noise of external expectations.

"Everyone has certain ideas on how life should be lived but they’re all just ideas, and you shouldn’t listen to everything people tell you."

The song successfully translates this philosophical independence into a danceable, rebellious rhythm. It’s a reminder that while the world offers a thousand maps, you’re the only one who has to walk the path.

"Your Way" serves as the perfect lead-in for their upcoming full-length album, Big Blue Moon, arriving April 24th. If this single is any indication, the album will lean heavily into the "ubiquitous" nature of the band—small but everywhere, much like the moss they are named after.

The Moss are taking this new energy on the road with a stacked spring schedule. Most notably, they are set to play a hometown-hero set at the Kilby Block Party in Salt Lake City (May 15–17), sharing the bill with heavyweights like Lorde, The xx, Turnstile, and Modest Mouse.

Upcoming Key Dates:

4/2 - Seattle, WA - The Crocodile. 4/3 - Portland, OR - Hawthorne Theatre. 4/4 - Eugene, OR - WOW Hall
4/6 - San Francisco, CA - The Independent. 4/9 - Los Angeles, CA - The Troubadour. 4/10 - San Diego, CA - The Quart yard. 4/11 - Phoenix, AZ - Crescent Ballroom. 4/14 - Austin, TX - Mohawk. 4/15 - Dallas, TX - Club Dada Outdoors. 4/17 - Atlanta, GA - Sweetwater 420 Fest. 4/18 - Nashville, TN - Basement East
4/20 - Carrboro, NC - Cat’s Cradle. 4/22 - Washington, DC - Union Stage. 4/23 - Philadelphia, PA - Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia. 4/24 - New York, NY - Music Hall of Williamsburg. 4/25 - Boston, MA - Paradise Rock Club. 4/27 - Pittsburgh, PA - Thunderbird Café. 4/29 - Ann Arbor, MI - Blind Pig
4/30 - Columbus, OH - Skully’s. 5/1 - Indianapolis, IN - Hi-Fi. 5/2 - Chicago, IL - Thalia Hall. 5/6 - Minneapolis, MN - Fine Line. 5/7 - Madison, WI - Majestic Theatre. 5/8 - St. Louis, MO - Off Broadway
5/9 - Kansas City, MO - Madrid Theatre. 5/11 - Omaha, NE - Slowdown. 5/13 - Fort Collins, CO - Aggie Theatre. 5/14 - Englewood, CO - Gothic Theatre. 5/16 - Salt Lake City, UT - Kilby Block Party