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One Republic
Why we feature this artist All the Right Moves in OneRepublic’s second-album world All the Right Moves identifies OneRepublic behind the spaced One Republic credit. The song belongs to Waking Up in 2009, with Ryan Tedder’s vocal providing a clear melodic centr…
- From
- United States
- Sound
- pop rock, alternative rock, cello rock
- Active
- 2003–present
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Why we feature this artist
All the Right Moves in OneRepublic’s second-album world
All the Right Moves identifies OneRepublic behind the spaced One Republic credit. The song belongs to Waking Up in 2009, with Ryan Tedder’s vocal providing a clear melodic centre inside an arrangement that feels increasingly crowded with momentum. The refrain gives the record its broad public scale.
The original Waking Up chapter
Universal’s original album history names All the Right Moves alongside Secrets and Good Life within the second album. The official Mosley Music and Interscope video dates the recording’s visual campaign to 2009.
The song gives confidence a slightly unsettled setting. The melody projects strongly, while the lyric’s interest in comparison and advantage makes the situation feel less secure than the size of the refrain might initially suggest.
The band beyond the spelling
The full OneRepublic biography follows the albums and musicians behind that period. All the Right Moves is a particularly clear view of their ability to place a direct pop melody inside a larger band arrangement, keeping the emotional question audible as the sound grows around it.
Essential releases
All the Right Moves
The Waking Up recording belongs to OneRepublic’s second studio-album chapter.