That's what I said to my lady while watching this new Moruf visual (especially when it's shot in the city while he takes photos of his girl around what looks like Bryant Park). Old souls stuck in young bodies. So 90's love influenced, maybe that's where the Love Over Everything movement stemmed from. The video is actually two songs (Togetherness and Compromise) off his latest project, Shades of Moo that released close to a year ago. It's funny he only makes one cameo as a street performer in this love story. Shades of Moo was so easy on the ears and love for your headphones. This video is the same for your sense of sight and the eyes. Watch this below for yourself, Enjoy Togetherness/Compromise.
Oct 24, 2014
Watch: Togetherness/Compromise - @Moruf88
In: Compromise, Love Over Everything, Moruf
"That song reminds me of us..."
That's what I said to my lady while watching this new Moruf visual (especially when it's shot in the city while he takes photos of his girl around what looks like Bryant Park). Old souls stuck in young bodies. So 90's love influenced, maybe that's where the Love Over Everything movement stemmed from. The video is actually two songs (Togetherness and Compromise) off his latest project, Shades of Moo that released close to a year ago. It's funny he only makes one cameo as a street performer in this love story. Shades of Moo was so easy on the ears and love for your headphones. This video is the same for your sense of sight and the eyes. Watch this below for yourself, Enjoy Togetherness/Compromise.
That's what I said to my lady while watching this new Moruf visual (especially when it's shot in the city while he takes photos of his girl around what looks like Bryant Park). Old souls stuck in young bodies. So 90's love influenced, maybe that's where the Love Over Everything movement stemmed from. The video is actually two songs (Togetherness and Compromise) off his latest project, Shades of Moo that released close to a year ago. It's funny he only makes one cameo as a street performer in this love story. Shades of Moo was so easy on the ears and love for your headphones. This video is the same for your sense of sight and the eyes. Watch this below for yourself, Enjoy Togetherness/Compromise.
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