Mosno Al-Moseeki

Great News friends.  I can officially say, that I have finished recording my "Songs of Selenophilia" album, woho. It took a while and I apologize, but a few things have come up on the way. I moved resting palces (but still in Baltimore area), I co-produced Janice B. 's latest album "Mantra" with Maurice of StinkyFace Music , I'm also learning some new Tech skills, like how to program in Python, and Web Development for a side project I'm working on. Also I think I like this image to be used in some way for the album. Its an photo taken of the Supermoon, from Baltimore, by my good friend Rob Hinkal of ilyAIMY , which I think appropriate since this moon album was created in Baltimore, it'll be a full circle type of thing. Alright, I just wanted to share the good news with you all. I'll be back soon with more updated. Big hugs, and much love. When you have a chance, go be creative today. Mosno.

The past few days Maurice Carroll  and I have been in the studio polishing up some of the tunes for my upcoming moon themed EP "Songs of Selenophilia". I am so excited you guys and gals, to me it feels like a mini Novella album with all the things we are doing. Today I'm going to talk about two songs, he song that starts the album "Sahara Moon", and the song that ends the album "Shortwave To The Moon". They are both similar yet different at the same time, and they both do their jobs beautifully. The intro song "Sahara Moon". I wanted this song to basically ease the listener into the album, to create a calm atmosphere and let them know they are about to go on a musical journey of some sorts. It generally starts with the sound of Desert Winds, and very gentle guitar and vocals, then slowly we introduce a little bit of trombone and piano, then BAM, beats galore to get you grooving in your seat. Its a great blend of Acoustic & Electronic...

The 1st Mosnonaut Exclusive Release. The full 7 song acoustic demo of the songs in the upcoming moon themed "miniAlbum 2: LunaVerse".  Including the lyrics to the songs, PLUS the translation of the original Arabic song "Kawakeb". They go very well with our lovely Autumn season. Get Them Here  <<< Thank you for your love. Into the creative unknown we go. Mosno Al-Moseeki Mosnonauts  /  Instagram  /  Twitter  /  Facebook