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Podcast Overview: In this conversation, Bob Moses joins Will Clarke to discuss their evolution from the Brooklyn club scene to performing live at Coachella. They share how they blended electronic and band worlds, transitioned from DJ sets to full live shows, and built a loyal fanbase in both spaces. The duo also reflects on touring, creating albums in a singles era, and the inspiration behind their new project BLINK!

Who are Bob Moses: Bob Moses makes music built for both dark clubs and wide open skies. “It feels like just yesterday we were in warehouses DJing raves,” says Howie. Over the years, they have amassed countless hits and accolades, but the yearning for more never quite goes away. “We’ve gone to the Grammys and sold out Red Rocks, but at the same time, I still haven't achieved what I wanted to. Is that even possible?” Blink is an album shaped by the bittersweet passing of time. Its ten songs serve as snapshots, capturing the life moments that inspire and vanish before they’re truly understood. Written between Los Angeles and New York, it reflects both distance and connection as Howie and Vallance continue to evolve. From Brooklyn’s underground to global stages, Bob Moses continues to find new ways to make dance music feel human.

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