Base

Ritt Momney’s third album, 'Base', is a work of intentional creative reset, born from a period where artist Jack Rutter nearly quit music. Recorded primarily to an 8-track to achieve a more organic and live sound, the album sheds the expectations of viral success in favor of a handmade, lo-fi bedroom rock aesthetic built on acoustic guitars and tangible textures. Thematically, 'Base' centers on dismantling past personas and rebuilding from a foundational level, exploring ideas of strategic collapse and creative freedom on tracks that range from meditations on professional basketball to gentle, spacious arrangements.