Listen to Freedom Nicole Moore and the Electric Moon perform and chat for WCPO Lounge Acts in the audio player above.
CINCINNATI -- If you’re looking for tunes to soothe your soul, look no further than Freedom Nicole Moore & The Electric Moon. With clear influences of soul, funk, and indie sounds in their music, this Cincinnati-based group with have you singing along in no time. That said, good luck matching the smooth warmth of frontwoman Moore’s voice. With introspective lyrics that are hard not to relate to, FNMTEM sings truth for the everywoman -- and man.
Moore got her start singing background vocals for local acts, and claims she left a funk group because she didn’t have the vocal stylings they were looking for (big mistake on their part, if you ask us). Before forming the collective Electric Moon around her, she performed as a solo singer-songwriter under her previous name, Marisa Moore. With layered sounds of smooth funk and upbeat indie, the group sounds as if they’ve been playing together for decades. There’s no question: listening to this group will make you feel good. For proof, check out their performance in the WCPO Lounge, and don’t miss them this weekend at the Northside Music Festival.
If You Go
Northside Music Festival
Northside Tavern (4163 Hamilton Ave, Northside, Cincinnati)
Saturday, June 23rd, 6 p.m.
Free 21+
More info at northsidemusicfestival.com
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