Are you a fan of jazz or blues? Do you love listening to music with positive messaging that'll take you on a nostalgic whirlwind? Well look no further and allow Moon Newbill to give you something thats Uniquely her but would resonate with women of all ages. 

On this blog I find myself at ease using words like “vulnerable”, “exposed”, and “fragile”, but those are words that I rarely use in my real life. I’ll be the first to admit that I’m one of those guys that kind of bottles things up and avoids talking about his feelings. Over the years, however, my loving wife and my barely controlled hypertension have taught me that repressing my feelings isn’t a sustainable way to deal with the stresses of life. And as a result I occasionally find myself attempting to “let it all out” when I feel myself holding things back for no good reason. This all relates to Moon Newbill‘s new video for the song “Invisible“ in that something about this song and video really affected me and I now find myself trying to work through what I’m feeling (so bear with me).

 On  the EP, Come Through Mother, singer Moon Newbill holds the reins of a compelling sound that is steadfast and fearless in its alt-rock leanings while also managing to sound poignant and even a little folksy – even as hard-charging synthesizers & guitars fill listeners’ headspace.......

“People ask me where I been. Had to put some butta on it”, are the first words from Moon Newbill on her new EP’s first song. If there’s a way to introduce yourself on a track, I’m pretty sure this is the best way to do it......