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(Genre: Alt/Pop)
"A musical storyteller for adults, with virtuoso piano chops and lyrics that tell it like it is."
LIVE at the Herberger: 2010
Bed and Breakfast in New England
That's The Way
June 10, 2011
That Was Before The World Changed
Credits:
(All songs written by Annie Moscow copyright 2011 Annie Moscow/Melonball Music/BMI)
Annie Moscow: Lead & Background Vox, PianoRachael Gold: Keyboards, Background Vox, Drums, Bass, GuitarDoug Mann: GuitarGreg Varlotta: Trumpet* and Guitar*featured on trumpet on “Bed and Breakfast”
Bio, etc.
Bio:
"Hers is a singular voice, both in its soaring resonance and in its poignant perspective, a rarity in a musical environment that champions teen queens and bitter babes..." Lee Zimmerman (Indie Label Spotlight)" GOLDMINE
Annie Moscow is a poet and a hit songwriter (Sarah Vaughn, Sister Sledge, Mickey Mouse), who brings a fresh perspective to subject matter not often sung about. Her very visual songs take the listener right into the picture, often cutting below comfort levels, expressing what others think but don't dare say.
A riveting performer, Moscow commands the stage as she takes her audiences to unexpected places. In addition to her concert work, Annie Moscow has written and toured two one-woman shows featuring her original music: "The Philosophical Musings of a Suburban Dwelling Free Spirit with Longings for Connection and Security", and "The Beauty of the Numbers".
Born in New York and raised in [various locations in the greater northeast metropolitan area], Moscow now makes her home in Arizona, where she is preparing to release her 4th CD, “Phoenix”, as well as her third one-woman show, "peoplesongs", debuting July 2011 at the Herberger Theater.
Whimsical. Daring. Funny. Poignant and Powerful.
"Whatever else she is, Annie Moscow may be the most important Arizona musician you've never heard of..." Kenneth LaFave/ARIZONA LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE 2/2011
"Uber-talented Annie Moscow is subject of magazine feature.." Larry Wines/ACOUSTIC AMERICANA GUIDE 3/2011
Live Performance Instrumentation
Performs as a solo artist on piano (or keyboards), or as a 2 keyboardist duo
Discography
2011: 4th CD: "PHOENIX"
2009: Third CD, "Live and Alive"
2007: Second CD: "Visible"
2007: "You Had Me Bubblin" - wrote song performed in Universal film "Sagebrush Flats."
2005: "Angels Angels Angels" Theme song for film and fundraising campaign of Arizona Humane Society.
2001: "Wolves at My Door." First album released as a solo artist.
1997: "They Don't Scare Me" - wrote song performed by MICKEY MOUSE on Walt Disney's "Scary Songs" album
1997: "Fly With Me" - song for Arizona Science Center Planetarium show
1997: "For the Children" - song performed by SISTER SLEDGE in Gospel musical: "Brother Brother Stop"
1997: "Chickens, Oranges & Other Funny Stuff" - co-wrote & co-produced music and collection of children telling jokes. Distributed by Rounder.
1995: "Land of the Diamond Sun" - Co-wrote (with husband, Steve Gold) all songs on hit children’s album. Was featured children’s album on New York City Public Radio for the month of May, 1995, with airplay on over 300 radio stations and two major airlines. Distributed by Rounder Kids.
1994: "True Love" - Song performed by SISTER SLEDGE on hit European album.
1992: "All of My Love" wrote song performed by KATHY SLEDGE on EPIC RECORDS. Released as the seccond single from the album. Album went to #1 on Billboards' Dance charts.
1989 - Wrote song "Seesaw", performed by DENISE LASALLE on MALACO RECORDS.
1989 - Wrote song "Born to be Pretty" - source music in film "Savage Harbor."
1986 - Song: "Tears In my Heart" - published by FAMOUS MUSIC and recorded in Japan by artist Hiromi Asai on Funhouse Records. Also performed by SARAH VAUGHN in her final New York appearance at THE BLUE NOTE.
CONTACT Annie Moscow at: (480) 759-6670 or e-mail: anniemoscow@yahoo.com