Orange in the Light

Orange in the Light formed when groupleader Daniel Moir left the band he was with at the time to go solo. He decided he would need some sort of band to play his songs, so he invited drummer Corin Roddick to join. Corin accepted and with him he brought guitarist Matt McKeen. An add was placed for a bassist and Frank Pirker was quickly chosen to join. They were called the Daniel Moir Band. As time went on the four musicians gained more experience with playing with eachother and became a solid four-piece.

As time went on the four musicians gained more experience with playing with eachother and became a solid four-piece. All members of the band were contributing to the songs and it was decided that the Daniel Moir Band was no longer an fitting name, so after a long period of brainstorming and name natural selection they decided to call themselves "Orange in the Light".

With a sound ranging from acoustic indie-folk to quirky alterna-rock, Orange in the Light's genre is hardly limiting: "Songs are straightforward enough to be appreciated by almost everyone, with haunting vocals and filled to the brim with sincerity." - Brian Brytles