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Friday, SouthSide was ready for a mix of powerpop and rock! Moxxy won this reviewer over with their original sound which ranged from classic rock riffs to techno off the keyboard. Moxxy’s energy kept the audiences attention. In fact one fan got a bit too wild and started spraying everyone around with beer. Perhaps said fan most accurately demonstrates the infectious quality of their music. Moxxy’s set featured a couple of new songs off their upcoming CD. These particular tracks showcased the lead singer’s screaming vocals and freestyle skills. Look our for the Moxxy’s new CD coming out in september!
- South Side On The Town
Discography
2006 EP "The Making Of..."
1. Free Mind Asylum
2. What's It To You
3. Take A Ride
4. Jazz City
5. Beatman
6. That One Thing
2007 Single
Ashes To Dust
2008 EP "Serving Strangers"
1. Arthur Miller
2. Dreams
3. After The Rain
4. Call On Me
5. Far From Grace
6. Nothing With Out
2009 EP Coming In September
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Moxxy was formed in 2004 and has not stopped growing since they started. In 2004 MOXXY had their debut show at clearwater theatre and broke records in overall attendance for a monday night show with an attendance of 400+.Shortly after they released There debut ep "The Making Of..." Which sold over 2000 copies!Riding on the buzz of there debut ep they were featured in many great chicago venues such as Double Door, Elbo Room, Cubby Bear and Austin's Fuel Room etc..Moving forward into 2006 Moxxy was still growning and hit the studio to start there sophomore ep " Serving Strangers".The summer of 2008 was the summer of Moxxy, they where featured in "Chicago Clubline Magazine". In July 2008 Moxxy was featured on the "Best Buy Stage" at the taste of chicago. In the beginning of the summer of 2008 Moxxy debut on the biggest alternative radio station in chicago, "Q101.1 fm". Q101 featured 3 of the 6 songs on the radio off of the upcoming ep. They released the new ep "serving strangers" in september of 2008 And have sold over 1,000 copies thus far! Into 2009 Moxxy played there first show at the "Metro", the show was a great success with 814 people in attendance!
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