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I need to get this off my chest right now. Lesson learned. Be considerate. I know. It hurts. I've been back down so long. I've been hurt so long. I've been ashamed. 
Congrats to Moscato for having the Mixposure.com Song of the Week. Check out Broken Dreams Below.
We originally formed with a sole purpose in mind. What started out as a regular jam session between Jo and Monkey (Adrian) inspired Jo to take the next step and record, not only for herself but with the determination to put together a compilation album of local musicians which would raise awareness for Auto Immune Disorders having all proceeds go to Arthritis QLD.
In the early stages Jo and Erin crossed paths and it was believed a saxophone would compliment the jamming duo. This was the birth of not only “Moscato” but of 3 beautiful friendships that we feel blessed to have.
Within 13 weeks of our 1st rehearsal we completed our 1st of what will be many recording.
These Original songs were placed alongside Original pieces written and performed by some of the most unique and talented musicians Mackay has to offer, all with one goal in mind, to raise awareness with an album title of “Broken Silence”.
As we drove the gruelling 10+hour trip back to our hometown we were in awe of what we had achieved in such a short period. The common travellers question of “Are we there yet?” was replaced by “Wow, did that really just happen? “.
Now knowing what could be accomplished our minds were filled with possibilities and we were eager to work on our next E.P. A decision was made to record in 6 months with Erin relieving Jo of lead vocals whose lungs (due to auto immune disorders) were not strong enough.
With each finished EP our confidence and creativity grows, it only seemed fitting that we expand our much loved trio. In October 2014 we met Kerin Shaw who has played in various rock bands throughout his life, it was certain that it was in the stars as his can do/give anything a go/ laid back attitude was much like our own, not to mention his unique style of bass playing complimented what we had already accomplished. In November 2014 we also welcomed Kristen Anderson who would join Erin as lead vocalist. As we work on our next EP the two girls prove unlike any other females as they end each song with a high five working as what we believe is an unstoppable vocal team. With Kristen's background being Country and Theater she really brings something different to the table, and with all our minds combined we feel we are finding our feet as to where our path now leads and we are really excited to record this next EP soon after in July so we can share it with you all. Erin has left to pursue other Avenues but we will also enjoy the Talents of Kaz accompanying Kristen on Vocals and Bringing ,Cello,Sax and Keys, Just Pup, Lead guitar , and Laka on Drums joining us on our "Adrift " EP, We know our music is not everyone's cup of tea, but this is us, this is who we are and this is what we love doing. Whether this disc makes you smile, want to relax, want to dance or take a step back to notice what is going on in the world even for a second then it has all been more than worth it,, and even if it doesn’t have this effect … we will just keep on recording and releasing because it’s what we love.
This is us, we are “Moscato” and we thank you from the very bottom of our heart for allowing us to share with you our music.
We hope you enjoy it!!
Xxxx
Jo, Kerin, Kristen, Kaz, Just Pup, Laka , Monkey and Previously, Erin,
Hello Friends,
I just posted two of my original compsitions from our "Bossa510" album for your enjoyment...
- Highway 1 (ft. Jamillions and Tony Song)
- Stranger In Brazil (ft. yours truly John Vargas + Randy Merrill (trumpet) and Esther Berndt (alto sax))
We hope you'll give us a listen, leave comments and please like our songs.
God Bless 
John Vargas
510JAZZ
I've been thinking about the song reviews I do at Mixposure. If you've heard the songs I write and the collaborations I get involved with, you'll most likely agree that my interest in music styles and genres varies greatly. So it follows the same road when I choose songs to review. On average, I review approximately 1.1 songs a day according the Mixposure statistics that are shown on the Community/New Songs pages. That's not an extraordinary amount by no means but do know that I listen to many more songs than that.
If I hear something in a song I like then I'll leave a comment......if I don't, I won't. The comment/s might be just a few words or a more detailed analysis of what I like about the song. I believe artists appreciate even a comment like "good song!". It let's them know someone is listening to their creativity and hard work it took to take a song from nothing and to the point of posting it up.
I suppose the real reason I'm writing this blog is to let you know if you get a comment from me, however slight, it's an honest comment. I'm not shining you on or trying to boost my review numbers. There's nothing to gain by doing that. I'm leaving the words because something in your song caught my ear, struck a note, and made me feel. I think/hope you would like to know your effort paid off and hasn't fallen by the wayside....even if it's just a micro encouragement from someone you don't even know.
My ramble for this morning...............I need to back off the caffeine...........
Farrell Jackson
We're moving on up on the Mixposure Charts! "Motor City Woman" climbing up at #110!
The Sussex Music Festival ( #smf ) @is a charitable Music Festival held yearly in #Copthorne , #WestSussex .
Kickstarting our 2018 showcases ahead on the line-up release we are heading to the TUNBRIDGE WELLS FORUM on Saturday 28th October for an epic night of live music. We'd love to see you there.
Hercules Morse
Like Foo Fighters? QOTSA? You will LOVE Hercules Morse.
“South-coast four-piece Hercules Morse worship at the twin altars of the riff and the groove, and such devotion has paid off handsomely.” - Rock Sound Magazine
Echoes In Red
Catchy, toe-tapping accessible hard rock sounds, with soaring choruses and melodies.
JUXTA
JUXTA fuses a raw, garage rock style sound, reminiscent of Ministry, with a wide vocal range to produce something quite unique and refreshing
ICHIRO
Extraterrestrial Black Magic Rock quartet
“ICHIRO”, which loosely translated from your world’s Japanese tongue means “new beginning”. Each of our songs speaks of a different calamity in our collective lives, and you are about to witness a special kind of intoxication upon listening, similar to what your world would term “Black Magic”…
#FREE coaches will be on hand to ferry you from #London , #Southampton and #Crawley with stops in between (*given enough bookings!)
Tickets: https://goo.gl/ftwMbc
More info: Road To Rock on Facebook