Naomi Dollery, Journalist

The Moment certainly makes for a bold and provocative listen, rendering it one which is very hard to pass up.

Their light, breezy indie pop set provided a supreme end to an evening of fantastic performances by WA’s finest.

This lurch into tropical-inspired music may sound predictable, tiresome and even lame, but the band have managed to work the trend well.

After a five year hiatus, it certainly was a good move to stick to what he does best and therefore achieve a good result.

Certainly, the strength of Sparro’s album not only lies in his unconcealed commitment and talent for making music, but also his willingness to try something new. Most importantly, the album is extremely enjoyable and whether you like dance-pop music or not, one thing is for certain; it is darn hard to resist getting sucked in.