Joseph Turner & The Dudes of Hazard have released their latest single 'A New Moon', offering the first preview of their upcoming thirteen-track album.
Rooted in indie-folk and acoustic songwriting, the track leans on gentle guitar interplay and a warm, stripped-back arrangement. Turner’s close, expressive vocal performance guides the song through a reflective narrative, exploring the shift from uncertainty toward a sense of quiet optimism.
Written during a period of unanswered questions, 'A New Moon' focuses on the idea of moving forward without clarity, trusting that change will come with time. The song unfolds gradually, mirroring emotional cycles and subtle personal growth.
Based in the Dutch delta, the project blends elements of alternative, folk, and melodic songwriting, with Joseph Turner collaborating alongside a rotating group of musicians. As the opening track from the forthcoming album, 'A New Moon' sets the tone for a collection centred on reflection, connection, and emotional honesty.
Have a listen to 'A New Moon' in the player below.