Jesse Moor

Hailed as the kid most likely to catch the first bus out of town on graduation day. jesse moor did just that. Finding himself in Boston. Jesse spent the next four years honing his craft at songwriting and learning to play that six string hed been carrying around for the past five years at Berklee College of Music while working on a fishing boat in Gloucester. After Boston had nothing more to offer, Moor found his way back on the blacktop. This time he headed straight for the big apple with hopes to pursue his music career further. Pausing to record his first album nostalgia in CT at the Grand Street Motel. Moor headed for NYC with all the hope and vigor of a college graduate whos yet to start paying his student loans back. But after eight months of starving just to survive, Jesse found himself still without a band, commuting to a dead-end job in Jersey everyday, and no hope of a gig anywhere in sight. So with failure staring him straight in the eyes like a loaded sawed off. Jesse packed up his new found drinking habit, his guitar, and, with the change he had in his pocket, hit the road. Traveling the country by whatever means necessary the short changed vagabond found himself sniffing in the sunshine perfume of California. Refusing to succumb again to the blue-collar working man mentality that he was raised with. Moor decided not to get a job, and to spend his forty hour work week writing, and playing instead. Living the role of a broke musician, Moor crashed on couches, played for change in the street, and documented the depths of truth that are hidden inside of pain, loss and despair. But the madness got to be too much. So with his tail tucked between his legs Moor wondered back to his hometown. Once back he started performing local gigs, and writing new material. In the winter of 06 jesse moor started to record the demos for the upcoming full length album “the hangman”. With a sound that is part hope, part beauty, part heartache, and part satire. Moor has found his niche in not playing to a mold. He can whisp a waltz, croon a ballad, scream a tyrant, or just give in to the madness and self-destruct right before your eyes. Set to start recording the album in summer of ‘06 with indie and alternative mastermind producer and engineer Blue from Trilateral Commission. Moor is starting to set up plans to hit the road again. So keep your eyes and your ears out for Jesse Moor playing in support of Akashik Records new upcoming release "The Hangman".