Life Is Your Show

'Everyone's life often transcends fiction for better or worse, that's the real show', comments Timothy Moore, among the most versatile singer-songwriters of his generation, on the title of his new album Life Is Your Show, out for the first time on CD on May 5th, 2022. It is an introspective work with a curious look at the world. Born during the lockdown, it reflects various moods, emotions of deep sadness, dismay, disbelief, anger and uncertainty through to feelings of joy and rebirth', he says.

Preceded by the single Me, Myselfie and I, super-programmed by Radio Freccia (Italy), a pop punk track that pokes fun at a now-clever attitude with a pun in the title, Life Is Your Show recounts life experiences of the Anglo-Italian-born artist. 'I consider it the most complete and I think I've achieved a balance'.

From the ballad Talk No More to the lightness of Smile, an invitation to smile through a declaration of love, the tracks on this new work are wonderful snapshots that move. The title track tells of a father's hope as he invites his children to energetically explore life's opportunities, The Hole crystallises a moment of inner crisis and Back To The Sun, composed during the most dramatic period of the pandemic, focuses on the loss of loved ones. Musically, Life Is Your Show has a strong '90s pop connotation, but there is no lack of sound tones from even earlier decades. From the new wave of Telematic Love to the funk moods of Black Cat to the punk of Sid & Nancy and Drum Machine, 'a meeting of the traditional English scene and that of Rancid'.

After spending his teenage years in Milan and London, Moore settled in Barcelona for thirteen years and, together with two friends, formed Mood, a power trio with one album under its belt and many concerts in Europe, Canada and South America. In 2017 he returned to the Lombard capital and after two years made his solo debut with Where Dreams Are Made (Our Time/Believe, 2019), an album that exceeded expectations

TIMOTHY MOORE

Timothy Moore is an Anglo-Italian performing artist, singer, composer, author and musician. He grew up between Italy and England. Son of an English mother and an Italian father, London and Milan are his two main hometowns. After living for about 13 years in Barcelona, which he considers his third hometown, he is now based in Italy again.

His musical passion began at an early age. As a child he used to listen to English musical bedtime stories and classical music. Both his parents played the piano and loved music and arts in general. He soon started to play around at home on the grand piano and took piano lessons. Once he discovered Queen and Freddie Mercury everything changed: he realized that music wasn't just the soundtrack of his life, but his true purpose in life. Since then, he took up other instruments such as the guitar and the bass, among others, and also started to write songs and music. As a teenager he formed various bands for which he composed the songs and music and took the role of frontman.

Subsequently he developed an interest in the more technical aspects of the musical world as well, especially studio production; this choice lead him to move to Barcelona in 2005 to study the subject.

In love with the city, he decided to make it his home and form a power band called MOOD, releasing the album "Electric Overdose" (Ventilador Music, 2014) and then touring in nine countries including Brazil, Canada and most of Europe.

After the long experience with MOOD, it was time for a change. Timothy's music definitely takes inspiration from the heyday of Brit Pop, with a punk and classic rock twist, as well as reggae and soul. This mixed musical background is one the reasons for the uniqueness of his music. He believes that genres are just labels and that a good song is a good song whether you play it with loud electric guitars or with a jazzy feel!

Three years ago he moved back to Italy and started his solo career releasing his first solo album "Where Dreams Are Made" (Our Time, 2019). The campaign, based on the three singles "The Rain", "5 In The Morning" and "Lost At Sea", received enthusiastic feedback by Italian media; "5 In The Morning" was played on national radios and the video was broadcast on VH-1, where he was invited for an unplugged session. The album reached international audiences in the USA, Chile, as well as other countries.

He is now about to release his second solo album with the newborn label SPACE IS THE PLACE.