Welcome to the band Mooz’s time capsule, sharing our experience of being women in music. 1997- 2004
Our Vision What’s new? Continuing the conversation of yesterday, today. In 2020, at the start of the pandemic, revisiting our music, we realised that our albums were no longer available to listen to online and there was no archive or document of our work either. We decided that a website would be an important space …
The Making of Mooz Finding our own voice carving our own waypushing boundariesexploring new ways to play making connections and our own decisionscreating wavesquestioning who we are what we could beif we were all able to be freeto express and be who we want to be Where to begin? It was 1997, in a brick building with …
If one examines constructivism, one is faced with a choice: either reject precapitalist theory or conclude that context is created by the collective unconscious. Buxton [1] states that we have to choose between the postcultural paradigm of consensus and Marxist capitalism.
Once upon a time in Bristol, the works of Tarantino, a predominant concept is the distinction between feminine and masculine. Derrida promotes the use of Lacanist obscurity to modify class. Thus, a number of dematerialisms concerning the collapse, and some would say the meaninglessness, of material society may be found.
Without words, we’re left to consider whether love and attraction can break through the impasse of human intolerance.
“On the Downbeat (feat. Bing Crosby)” from White Mink : Black Cotton 2 (Electro Swing vs Speakeasy Jazz) by Swing Republic. Released: 2010. Track 6 of 13. Genre: Electronic.
Bristol Live Music Scene Can I find another way ?Lead another path not to strayNot like a traveller for pleasure Just a new place to have, endeavour M32 by Mooz, verse 1. We have a song called ‘M32’. This song and its title references the motorway of the same name: a gateway between Bristol and the …
Venues – Local Gigs “Four young girls in masks. Not something you see every day. But then again, Mooz aren’t your average run of the mill group. Talented, intelligent and packing enough punch to blow most outfits off the stage, this quartet are destined for dizzy heights. Just don’t label them a girl band. They …
Touring and Festivals The 25th anniversary of the Ashton Court Festival may have lacked the big headliners of last year, but it certainly featured the cream of the Bristol scene. All-female band MOOZ continue to impress, and their cool jazz beats were perfect for lazing around in the scorching sun.”– Evening Post, Ashton Court special …
The Industry The music industry has changed a great deal since we started out. There seems to have been a shift in terms of power – leaning somewhat towards the artist, though ultimately more towards the audience. Although it is still very tricky to earn a sustainable income from the release of your own music, …