“No Matter Where You Go, There You Are” —Buckaroo Banzai

Jason Michael Moore traverses a diverse musical landscape of genre-melting tones and textures--from heavy psych rock, to electro punk, to raw acoustic, to funky fresh beat rock. His musical memoirs span the experiences of a young starving artist, an eccentric observer of the human condition, an individual reckoning with existential crises, and beyond.

Moore's debut LP Estranged (2026) is as much a journaling of isolation and alienation as it is a celebration of oddities and intrigue. Tales of societal and personal disembodiment zig zag through delusional wonderlands and dystopian wastelands. Hypnotic beats and razor sharp guitars collide like ice with fire. As each song unfolds, Moore ventures further into an artistic wormhole, seeking purpose and belonging somewhere in an undefined space beyond the mainstream consumer culture.

Flying Blind (2026), Moore’s second LP, is an immersive sensory feast that defies categorization. Piercing guitars and swirling synths soar above an aural assault of bombastic beats. Surrealist-noir storylines unfurl from the raw grit of Moore’s growling vocals. As the tracks progress and obliterate sonic boundaries, Moore deepens his quest for meaning and peace in a turbulent world.

Moore's songs and instrumentals have been heard in numerous television shows, including Shameless, 24, The Originals, and Chicago Fire. In addition to his work as a solo artist, Moore is a founding member of the Los Angeles psych rock band Magna Zero. Moore dedicates his life and music to promoting peace, love, and unity. His music is 100% human-made.