“Everything Will Be Alright” is an audio expression of self love and reassurance. When reflecting on the writing process, Moses adds, "I felt compelled to record and write this song in response to the onslaught of negativity we are confronted with on the daily. From the news we see to the views we keep, something has to keep us going in a positive direction. In quite a literal way this song is that reminder that love is always with us even when we “know” it isn’t. This song in particular has taken 2 years to come to fruition and wasn’t a song I believed in at first until countless others told me what it has meant to them. A lesson that everyone needs a reminder sometimes."
Hailing from the city of brotherly love; singer/songwriter/producer Moses Mosima has spent the last decade cultivating a sound that embodies the beauty and eclecticism of the city that raised him. Moses first began making music at age thirteen, finding a fierce passion for songwriting and production at a young age. He went on to co-found the Highest Basement Collective; spending a number of years finding, refining, and growing himself as an artist as well as HBC the brand. After graduating high school he briefly attended St John's University in Queens New York as an attempt to make a name for himself before dropping out his sophomore year to pursue music full time.
With a laptop from the school, a $100 mic and inspiration from new and old greats alike Moses recorded the landmark Babies album in his parent's basement. The album has since gone on to be featured on platforms such as MTV, Elevator and Earmilk as well as collecting over a million streams online. With the help of the viral single, "Majiin Boo," Moses has been building a loyal international and local following since the release of his debut album in 2016. He is currently working on the follow up to Babies as well as releasing numerous singles, touring, directing music videos and various writing and production works for a number of high profile artists. Taking cues from "do it all" artists like Prince and Stevie Wonder; Moses' music harkens back to a timeless level of musicianship that is sorely missed. With a fresh sound and a classic appeal, Moses Mosima is working to cement himself as one of the most influential artists of our time.
"'Everything Will Be Alright' might not fix what's wrong with the world, but it can definitely be just the thing you need to hear to make your day just a little bit better." - SoulBounce
TOUR DATES
05/11 - Philamoca - Philadelphia, PA
05/26 - The Creative Vine - Philadelphia, PA
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