TX-based artist, Monica Moser moved to Nashville in 2012 where she found her first collaborators, released her first project (Human Heart), and began performing at notable venues like Exit/In & Musicians Corner (2017). She also started gaining local buzz from Nashville’s Pop Ambassadors Ten out of Tenn, East of 8th, Now/It’s Nashville, Nashville’s PØPSQUAD, & local radio stations Lightning 100 & ACME Radio Live. Her style ranges from folk & singer/songwriter to alternative & indie-pop, and her voice & musicality have been compared to Sara Bareilles, Joni Mitchell, Lizzy McApline, and The Japanese House. The opening track of Human Heart, “Come To You," was her first song on the radio. She released her first album 'your absence, a closeness' in 2018, & her alt. pop single "Shortcut" was a semi-finalist in the International Songwriting Contest (2020). The reimagined "Feeling For You - Dance Version" (2020) accompanies her very first music video and "WINGS" is meant to serve as an anthem for The Rutledge Cancer Foundation. She released a compilation of covers, sessions and b-sides in 2022 titled finding the light, and "the beginnings" of her new album released last summer. Check out her new dance-pop single "How Lost I'd Find Myself (without you)" - the last single before her album drops on 9/27/24! P.S. Noah Kahan thinks her voice is beautiful.