Pull up your boots, dust off your straw hat, and get ready to hop on a musical hayride, because LUNA & The Gents are taking us straight to the countryside with their charming new single “Farm Days.” It’s a light-hearted slice of rustic joy, served with a wink, a smile, and a toe-tapping rhythm that will stick with you long after the final note fades.

“Farm Days” is not your average country track. Sure, it paints the idyllic picture of rural life—barnyard animals, sunny fields, and simpler times—but it does so with a vintage swagger that feels more jukebox at a small-town diner than pickup truck and tailgate. Think rockabilly riffs, swingy percussion, and a touch of theatrical flair. There’s a playful energy here, but it never tips over into kitsch.

It’s sincere fun. And in 2025, when we’re all craving a bit of escapism that doesn’t take itself too seriously? This is exactly the kind of escape that hits right.

Let’s talk about LUNA (aka Evelyne Péquignot). Her voice is the centerpiece of this nostalgic getaway. It’s expressive, cheeky when it needs to be, soft and warm when it turns sentimental. There's a sense that she’s lived these moments — or at least wishes she had — and she's inviting us to believe in them too.

Whether she’s crooning about chickens or crooning about chasing sunsets, LUNA brings charisma, character, and clarity, anchoring the song with effortless charm.

The band behind LUNA — Matthias van Stipriaan (guitar), Rainer Schudel (bass), Andy Lang (drums) — are right there with her every step of the way. They don’t just play with her — they dance with her musically. The groove is fluid, the arrangement is tight, and you can hear the live-room energy in every note.

No plug-ins, no samples (aside from tasteful studio standards like reverb and EQ). Just real instruments, real players, real-time magic. It’s a bold move in today’s over-polished digital soundscape, but it pays off. The result is organic, lively, and brimming with personality.

And the cherry on top? It was recorded live in-studio. That energy is unmistakable.

Penned by LUNA herself (Evelyne Péquignot), the lyrics walk a delightful line between playful and poignant. There’s humor and cheekiness, sure — chickens and pigs do make an appearance — but beneath the humor is something more sincere: a yearning for slower days, for connection to the land, for joy in the ordinary.

This isn’t just a novelty song — it’s a musical love letter to the countryside, seen through the lens of fond memory and a healthy dose of whimsy.

If you’re a fan of Imelda May, The Stray Cats, Caravan Palace and Vintage Americana, this one is for you.

“Farm Days” is a little musical mini-vacation to the past — a past you might not have lived, but that you'll definitely wish you had. With their third single, LUNA & The Gents prove they’re not just dipping their toes into retro country stylings — they’re doing cannonballs into the hay bales.

It’s vibrant, it’s honest, and it swings in all the best ways. Whether you’re on a farm, stuck in city traffic, or dancing barefoot in your kitchen, this track is going to lift your spirits, make you grin, and have you humming the chorus long after the rooster crows.

“Farm Days” is available now on all major streaming platforms

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