Music
Morabeza Tobacco – “Teacher’s in the Mood” [Song Review]
Offering a pacific soundscape and graceful, soothing vocals, Morabeza Tobacco’s single “Teacher’s in the Mood” (Roxy Music / Playground Music) sculpts a deliciously plush sonic vista.
Morabeza Tobak is a small tobacco store in the neighbourhood of Mariatorget in Stockholm, Sweden. Translating it to Morabeza Tobacco, Swedish pop duo Gustav and Vanilla borrowed the name.
“Teacher’s in the Mood,” the duo’s latest single, was taken from their upcoming album, Shadow Of The Cherry, which is drenched in gentle, nuanced melodies sometimes dipped in sadness and soft moodiness.
Speaking about Shadow Of The Cherry, Gustav shares, “I think it’s more anxious, darker. Somewhere in an anxious dream state, in a lot of the songs. There’s a lot about uncertainties in love.”
“Teacher’s in the Mood” rolls out on silky-smooth tones riding an easy rhythm as Gustav and Vanilla’s enchanting, gliding vocals imbue the lyrics with pondering timbres, simultaneously introspective and nostalgic.
Offering a pacific soundscape and graceful, soothing vocals, “Teacher’s in the Mood” sculpts a deliciously plush sonic vista.

Morabeza Tobacco
Run Time: 4:03
Release Date: October 14, 2022
Record Label: Roxy Music / Playground Music
-
Alternative/Rock5 days agoThe Xcerts: “Throughout all of that darkness making this record, there was an overwhelming feeling of love…”
-
Hardcore/Punk3 days agoSex Pistols featuring Frank Carter Bring Anarchy to Halifax’s The Piece Hall [Photos]
-
Alternative/Rock2 days agoDef Leppard Wrap Up UK Arena Tour by Giving Manchester Co-Op Arena a Good Rocking [Photos]
-
Entertainment4 days agoFuture Games Show Announce Three Shows at Gamescom 2026
-
Entertainment5 days agoBack Where It Began: Tony Stewart and the Racing That Never Left Him [Photos]
-
Album News2 days agoShania Twain Returns to Horseshoe Tavern Five Decades Later
-
Album News5 days agoLittle Bihlman Releases His Full-Length Album, ‘Heavy Head’
-
Alternative/Rock4 days agoThe 46th Edition of the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal was Record Breaking [Photos]


