Matthew Mole
Matthew Mole is a South African singer-songwriter from Cape Town who started putting out music around 2013 with an EP called 'Same Parts.' He plays piano and...
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Matthew Mole is a South African singer-songwriter from Cape Town who started putting out music around 2013 with an EP called 'Same Parts.' He plays piano and guitar, and his songs tend to be straightforward and melodic, like 'Take Yours, I'll Take Mine' and 'Running After You.'
He's released a few albums since then, including 'Ghost' in 2016, 'Run' in 2018, and 'Inside' in 2021. He works mostly as a solo artist but plays with a band for live shows.
Some of his other songs include 'The Wedding Song' and 'Brother & Sister.' He writes about everyday things, and his music has a quiet, personal feel to it.
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