Finnish soul duo Pratt & Moody are preparing to introduce a new chapter in their musical journey with the announcement of their highly anticipated debut album, Lost Lost Lost. Set for release January 29, 2027, through Timmion Records, the collection will be available on digital platforms, CD, standard black vinyl, and a limited-edition colored vinyl pressing. Alongside the announcement, the duo have offered listeners their first taste of the record with the release of “Addictive Touch.”
Built around a laid-back rhythm, warm instrumentation, and effortlessly smooth vocals, “Addictive Touch” leans into the seductive side of classic soul. There is an undeniable late-night atmosphere surrounding the track, with its easygoing musical arrangement contrasting against lyrics that explore more provocative territory. Rather than relying on an oversized production, Pratt & Moody allow the groove and melodic details to do the work, creating something that feels intimate, hypnotic, and difficult to shake.
Lost Lost Lost brings together years of musical exploration and the duo’s growing reputation within the contemporary soul scene. Before becoming Pratt & Moody, the two musicians spent more than a decade working together in the Finnish psychedelic indie-folk project Tuomo & Markus. However, their individual musical backgrounds extend well beyond that collaboration.
Tuomo Prättälä, known as Mr. Pratt, established himself as a respected soul and R&B artist in Finland during the early 2000s, releasing multiple gold-selling records. Markus Nordenstreng, or Mr. Moody, developed his own Americana-inspired sound while spending several years recording and writing in California. His musical journey also brought him alongside celebrated artists including Kris Kristofferson, Levon Helm, and members of Wilco.
Together, the pair have developed a sound that feels pulled from another era without simply recreating it. Their earlier seven-inch vinyl releases gained attention for sounding remarkably similar to long-lost soul recordings, with some listeners initially believing they had stumbled across forgotten classics. Now, those musical explorations find a larger home on Lost Lost Lost, recorded alongside Timmion Records’ house band, Cold Diamond & Mink.
The album draws heavily from the spirit of late-’60s and early-’70s soul, pairing expressive guitar arrangements with rich vocal performances and carefully layered instrumentation. Across its collection of songs, Pratt & Moody move between romantic intimacy, emotional storytelling, and expansive cinematic arrangements. Tracks like “You Bring Me Joy” and “Hard Way To Live” explore contrasting emotional landscapes, while “Hang Tight” introduces gospel-inspired piano touches that gradually develop into a deeper, more textured groove. Elsewhere, “Hooked On Your Love” embraces the warmth of classic group-soul harmonies.
The duo have already earned recognition from some notable names in music, including Danger Mouse, The Olson Twins, and Sir Elton John. John previously introduced their song “Creeping Around” on his Rocket Hour radio show, praising the recording. Their work has also received attention from GRAMMY.com, which highlighted the duo’s ability to capture the emotional weight and authenticity of vintage soul while bringing something fresh to the genre.
Sonically, Lost Lost Lost promises a carefully constructed listening experience. Warm analog textures, atmospheric synthesizers, vibraphone, tremolo guitar, and deep, understated rhythms give the album its distinctive character. Instead of chasing modern production trends, Pratt & Moody lean into the timeless qualities of soul music, allowing the songwriting, harmonies, and instrumental performances to take center stage.
Following the album’s release, Pratt & Moody will take their music across North America for a headline tour beginning January 26, 2027, in San Diego. The run includes stops in Los Angeles, Seattle, Vancouver, Portland, San Francisco, and Brooklyn before the duo head overseas for three European performances supporting Lee Fields & The Expressions.
With Lost Lost Lost, Pratt & Moody are bringing together the influences, experiences, and musical chemistry that have shaped their work over the years. Their latest single offers an inviting introduction to a record rooted in nostalgia but driven by a sound that continues to find its own place in contemporary soul.
Pratt & Moody – Live 2027
January
- 26 – San Diego, CA – The Casbah
- 29 – Los Angeles, CA – The Echo
February
- 2 – Seattle, WA – Barboza
- 3 – Vancouver, BC – The Pearl
- 4 – Portland, OR – Mississippi Studios
- 6 – San Francisco, CA – Brick and Mortar Music Hall
- 9 – Brooklyn, NY – Baby’s All Right
- 11 – Paris, France – L’Élysée Montmartre*
- 12 – Brussels, Belgium – Le Botanique*
- 13 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso*
Supporting Lee Fields & The Expressions.
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