Our Story

Mia Moore is a Southern California–raised vocalist, songwriter, and voice actor whose musical identity has been shaped by time spent both on the West Coast and in Nashville, Tennessee. Her sound blends smooth R&B with a touch of Southern country influence, a combination that naturally emerges in both her performances and original music. Passionate about musical diversity, Mia enjoys listening to and teaching a wide range of genres.

Her primary influences include Alicia Keys, H.E.R., Jazmine Sullivan, Carrie Underwood, and Carly Pearce. Mia brings stylistic versatility to her work, with vocal experience spanning pop, country, R&B, jazz, classical, and musical theatre. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Commercial Music with an emphasis in Vocal Performance.

Mia’s musical journey began in elementary school when she joined band, continuing through high school where she became actively involved in vocal jazz ensembles, choirs, and local theatrical productions, including Fiddler on the Roof and A Wrinkle in Time. These early experiences fueled her love for both music and acting and ultimately led her to pursue a career in the entertainment industry.

Professionally, Mia is active in background vocal studio recording sessions and live performances. Her performance experience includes touring internationally in Wales, Ireland, and London, as well as appearing at renowned venues such as Walt Disney Concert Hall, Disneyland, and Warner Bros. Studios.

Looking ahead, Mia is committed to continuing her work as a performer and educator, while also pursuing her long-term goal of earning a J.D. with an emphasis in Entertainment Law. She is passionate about mentoring and inspiring the next generation of young musicians while continuing to grow as an artist.

Outside of music, Mia enjoys crocheting, watching weather documentaries, anime, television, and spending quality time with family and friends.

Martha has been an active presence in the Los Angeles music scene for over a decade, dedicating more than half of that time to the study and performance of the double bass. Much of her musical journey has been rooted in the church, where she has spent countless Sundays serving on worship teams—a commitment she continues to this day. Driven by a deep gratitude for the musical gifts God has given her, Martha strives to use her talents to glorify the Lord through every performance.

Beyond the church setting, Martha has performed extensively with accomplished jazz ensembles, beginning with her alma mater, Downey High School—recognized as one of California’s top programs with a highly competitive jazz curriculum. During her high school years, she earned over twenty awards for outstanding musicianship at jazz competitions and festivals. Among her most notable achievements, Martha was selected from over 100 high school musicians to receive a prestigious scholarship to attend the California Jazz Conservatory after competing at the Monterey Jazz Festival alongside the top 11 high school jazz bands in the nation. This experience solidified her desire to pursue music at the collegiate level.

In the spring of 2022, Martha graduated from Azusa Pacific University with a degree in Commercial Music, emphasizing Bass Performance. While at APU, she was in high demand as a bassist and performed regularly for senior and master recitals, including collaborations with musicians from other institutions. Each semester, she performed with up to five ensembles, including the APU Jazz Ensemble under the direction of David Beatty, Jazz Combo, Jazz Choir, Commercial Styles (pop ensemble), and the Studio Orchestra under the direction of Mark Gasbarro.

Martha attributes her professional growth, network, and performance opportunities to God and to her decision to attend Azusa Pacific University. She is currently collaborating on a Christmas album with her former professor and mentor Mark Gasbarro—an esteemed figure in the music industry whose piano performances have been featured in major films such as Up, Ratatouille, and Jurassic Park. Martha remains closely connected with her peers and professors as she continues to grow as a musician and collaborator.

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 I was surrounded by music as young as I can remember. My dad had bands around since my older brothers were kids. There is a video of me that my mom filmed on a full size drum kit at 2 years, 9 months old hitting everything without being able to reach the pedals.

That combination turned into starting a family band with my dad and brothers playing covers in restaurants around the age of 7. I was in band all the way from elementary school, junior high, high school jazz and marching band, to attending Citrus College from 2018 to 2023.

Over the years, I had the incredible opportunity to play with an outstanding roster of high class musicians. Wayne Bergeron, Jay Jennings, Stockton Helbing, and Oz Noy to name a few. I also went on two tours over the course of my time at Citrus College; Hawaii in summer of 2019 and Europe in summer of 2023.

I am also in an original band called Harry’s Truck. It features my dad on bass and backup vocals, and the guitarist is the ceramics teacher at Alta Loma High School. We do more of the traditional bar gig and occasional summer festival. We have a catalog of all original tunes spanning a variety of genres ranging from rock, surf rock, jazz, funk, blues and country.

When I’m not playing in a creative context of original music, I’m either learning songs for the next gig or teaching. I have been teaching drums at Hi-Line Music in Rancho Cucamonga since September 2023.