New Music Critique: MOTOContact: mpdrpic@gmail.comWeb: instagram.com/motomusiclandSeeking: Radio, Film/TVStyle: Americana RockMOTO brings gritty, raspy vocals that nod to classic rock ‘n’ roll; however, on the breakneck “Immortal,” it’s more growling than singing—energetic, sure, but lacking nuance. “The Jist” slows things down for a more narrative feel, but the production and vocals don’t quite carry the weight, leaving the track feeling a bit flat. They clearly aim for that raw, old-school feel, but without the chops, it’s difficult to really make it pop. With sharper focus and stronger delivery, they could own that vintage energy—but for now, they’re still carving out their place, with glimmers of promise that haven’t yet cut through the retro noise.The post New Music Critique: MOTO first appeared on Music Connection Magazine.