"Play: The B Sides" is a compilation album by American electronica musician Moby. It was released on November 19, 2000. This album is a collection of songs which were previously released as B-sides on the singles from his 1999 studio album "Play".
The album is an interesting mix of different genres that Moby explored on "Play," including electronica, breakbeat, downtempo, and blues. It not only reveals the breadth of Moby’s musical influences and his innovative approach to electronic music, but also a glimpse into his creative process.
The B-Sides collection consists of some unique pieces that should appeal to Moby fans wishing to delve deeper into his discography. Although these tracks weren't part of the main album, they showcase Moby’s producing skills and his knack for creating unexpected sounds and fusions. The tracks of "Play: The B Sides" include "Flower", "Sunday", "Summer", and many others. Despite being a B-sides album, it garnered positive reviews for its cohesiveness and creativity. It is worth noting that despite its name, it is not a direct companion piece to "Play", as it exhibits an individual sound and style in its own right.
