AMPLIFY MUSIC
Feature | February 7, 2024
"Poetic lyrics ride atop Moscow’s lush and layered music: it’s an album full of depth and emotion... [a] marvelous collection of songs..."
SKOPE MAGAZINE
Feature | February 7, 2024
EXCLUSIVE MAGAZINE
Review “Land of Dreams” | February 4, 2024
“Beautifully sculpted”
AMERICANA HIGHWAYS
Review: “Land of Dreams”
John Apice | January 31, 2024
“...style, originality, humor and intriguing material... bracingly smart music... Each song is beautifully rendered... Annie gets personal, confessional, observant and impressionistic and does it with a strong will with clarity throughout”
Track Premiere: “Gypsy Dancer”
Melissa Hart | November, 2023
“...forthright... confessional... A true singer-songwriter record, Moscow delivers her most personal and strong-willed collection of songs yet.”
"Moscow... bring[s] a sense of vulnerability and immediacy to the deeply textured worlds she conjures in her music."
PLATINUM MIND Interview 1/30/24
AUTHORITY MAGAZINE Interview 1/29/24
Dani Heyvaert | March, 2017
"(translated from Dutch) I do not know how familiar Annie Moscow is with you, readers, but for me she was, until a few weeks ago a completely blank slate. PASSING TRAINS, Annie’s 5th release, won’t allow her to fly under the radar anymore with an exceptional release by a strong, experienced and honest woman.
PASSING TRAINS will touch you deeply, thanks to the production of the late John Jennings, the producer and bandmate for Mary Chapin Carpenter and countless others, this record perhaps being one of his last released. A penetrating and honest record, Annie artfully turned her feelings and experiences on PASSING TRAINS into healing, yet beautiful songs, with themes that we all sometimes struggle with."
Danny McCloskey | February, 2017
“Annie Moscow strums stories as she captures universal topics shared in both the small towns and big cities glimpsed from Passing Trains”
Judy Rollings | September 23, 2016
“Annie Moscow has a “voice” beyond her lovely singing voice that captivated me from the first of the many shows she has done for Lunch Time Theater. A true poet, her commentary on life, culture and society are deeply insightful, and filled with humor and wisdom. Put all of that on state delivered by an amazing classically trained pianist who sings her heart out, and you have Annie Moscow who unflinchingly and honestly tells all!”
by Dan Buckley, Formerly Arts and Entertainment Reporter with THE TUCSON CITIZEN | June 17, 2014
My friend Annie Moscow after her one woman show, “Sea of Change,” at the Herberger Theatre in Phoenix. Annie has always been one of my favorite singer songwriters in the state because she has an ability to write lyrics that everyone can relate to and music you just want to hear again and again." Her current show is the most personal piece I’ve seen her do to date, and not a particularly common theme. Annie was married to a man for almost 30 years who, a few years back, decided to have a sex change operation. While we all applaud those with the courage to be who they really are, we forget sometimes that there is some serious collateral damage. In this show Annie tells her story, personally and honestly, with a lot of humor, and a huge thread of redemtion for her. She talks honestly about the pain and sheer numbness she went through, and about how she too is coming out the other side. On top of that we hear a clutch of new songs that are really powerful and wonderful. The’y’re songs you’d love whether you heard them in this context or just on their own. They’re songs I guarantee every person in that fairly full house could relate to. I highly recommend seeing this show, and checking out Annie Moscow wherever and whenever you can. Congrats, Annie. You made me laugh. You made me understand something I never conceived of before. And you made me proud to know this great spirit among us. You kicked ass, Annie. Be proud.
by Kenneth LaFave | February 11, 2011
(blog) by Robin, Tempe | January 26, 2012
by Larry Wines | February 07, 2011
“Uber-talented Annie Moscow is subject of magazine feature..“
by Ru Hernandez | September 09, 2009
Free Spirit Dreaming Dreaming in Suburbia
Philosophical Musings is a delightful, thought-provoking mix of storytelling, songs and audience interaction from an ex-hippie.
Go visit Annie’s world. where mid-life crises bites down hard, lost opportunities compete with dreams gone wrong, and we ponder the personal prices we pay for four walls – and are able to laugh all the while.”
by Kerry Lengl | September 09, 2009
– TRAX by Bliss | March 12, 2009
“Moscow’s lyrics skillfully empathize with lost characters (the title track) and capture the intimate losses of time.”
by Lee Zimmerman
“Hers is a singular voice, both in it’s soaring resonance and in its poignant perspective, a rarity in a musical environment that champions teen queens and bitter babes… It’s fair to say Wolves at My Door is a howling success.”
by Anna Maria Stjarnell
“Annie Moscow plays the piano beautifully and has a great talent for songwriting. Her music is thoughtful, emotionally complex and mature. Her range is dazzling. The more I listen to this music the more I discover. This is a keeper.”
by Lou Hunt | September 13, 2002
New artists, like poet/pianist Annie Moscow, are quietly connecting with their audience by sharing a vulnerability that often startles us with its familiarity to our own thoughts, fears and frustrations. It’s as if our everyday lives are being given a new perspective when we see and hear our “own” stories woven into rhythm, color and rhyme.”