In an interview explaining the meaning of the track, Petricca stated that “Different Colors” was to support the LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) community, and the colors represent the pride flags. Some songs, such as “Different Colors,” convey powerful messages that are eye-opening to listeners. The finished product of this buzzed about track is extremely danceable and outgoing, and it is one of the stronger indie-pop songs on the album. Vocalist and keyboardist, Nicholas Petricca, took authority in this song by using keyboard notes that went along with the overall tone of the song. The first single that came off of the album, released in early September, known as “Shut Up And Dance,” brought popularity to the table with its smooth vocals and dominant synthesizer vibes. Talking Is Hard was first added to Spotify on Nov. With pop sprinkled onto each song on this 12-track album, Walk the Moon adds this small change in its music unlike its previous albums, I Want! I Want! and Walk the Moon, which contain an indie-rock style. After its huge single, “Anna Sun” became a craze everywhere in 2011, the band Walk the Moon drives more fans in with its newest album, Talking Is Hard.

Different colors walk the moon album