Based in Los Angeles, Moses Mikheyev is a Russian-American musician who makes music in styles ranging from alternative rock and pop to folk. Taking influence from rock music from the 70s and 80s and artists such as Future Of Forestry, Lifehouse, Architects, Coldplay, The Killers and Michael Jackson, his music offers deep storytelling lyrics, with the artist drawing on his talents as a wordsmith from his pursuits as a novelist and poet.
His work as a writer has seen him publish several books with his most recent novel, This Time Next Summer, offering a semi-autobiographical tale of romance and his first children’s book titled Olivia & The Gentleman from Outer Space set to be released next year followed by Vanishing Bodies, an adult sci-fi thriller.
With his music, he released his debut in 2019 with the single “I Keep Seeing You” which he’s followed up with a string of tracks in the build up to his upcoming debut record, I Only Have A Hundred Years To Love You dropping in the autumn of 2023. Now he shares his most recent single with the track titled “Black Sky, White Moon”.
The second single lifted from his forthcoming album produced by Brandon Zano, “Black Sky, White Moon” offers a timeless singer-songwriter sound wrapped up in the delicate lo-fi ambience Moses Mikheyev captures across the full-length release. Laying down a minimal arrangement of gentle guitars and subtle synth lines, with his latest single the artist delivers a moving and beautiful song that showcases a musician at the top of his game.
Listen to Black Sky, White Moon below
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