 Moa stated that " this is the first album that I really thought about what I wanted ... I wanted to keep [ the songs ] simple in structure , concentrating on the layering of vocals and guitars . " With Love in Motion , Moa moved away from her traditional pop and country pop sound to a pop rock environment . She intentionally changed the sound , through alterations in production and engineering , rather than the writing style . Moa told co @-@ producer Andre <unk> that she wanted the album to sound " dirty and gritty . " The album combines the genres of pop rock , " 80s pop " , bubblegum pop , and rock 'n'roll , as well as including both acoustic and electropop , and contains layered harmonies . Comparisons to the work of Ladyhawke , Sharon O 'Neill , Pat Benatar and Bic <unk> have been made . The sound of " I Am the Woman Who Loves You " , noted as a standout track by critics , was called " big but not overblown ... stylish and swooning " . 
