Mosez Jones, a Montréal native, stands out as an avant-garde hip-hop artist and producer, transcending conventional boundaries with a unique sonic identity. His poetic songwriting not only captures moments but intricately weaves them into a tapestry of musical expression.
From the outset of his career in the local scene, Mosez Jones has made a resounding impact, establishing himself through dynamic collaborations spanning the realms of rap to R&B/soul. Unconstrained by genre limitations, he effortlessly navigates diverse musical landscapes, showcasing a versatility underscored by singles that exude an undeniably classic aura.
Mosez’s creative endeavours extend beyond his music, with featured contributions in prominent blogs including Lyrical Lemonade, Iggy Magazine, and Early Rising. His thought-provoking insights and innovative approach have garnered attention in the music industry.
In addition to his studio work, Mosez Jones has captivated audiences with his live performances, including appearances at notable events like POP Montréal. His stage presence and compelling delivery leave a lasting impression on listeners, further solidifying his place at the forefront of contemporary hip-hop.
Name:
Olivier Moses Boulard
Genre:
Alternative Rap
# of Albums:
7 singles released, 10 attributed to.
Latest Single:
BIRKNBAGZ w/Arizé
Latest Video:
Favourite musician growing up:
2 pac changed the way I viewed songwriting, he showed the versatility of an artist to me and how you can showcase each aspect of your human experience unapologetically
Favourite musician now:
Dominic Fike
Guilty pleasure song:
Welcome to LA – Oliver Tree
Live show ritual:
Say a prayer, do as many push-ups as possible, deep breath work, band huddle and consciously appreciate the opportunity.
Favourite local musician:
Chiiild
EP or LP?
LP
Early bird or night owl?
Night Owl
Road or studio?
Studio is all I’ve experienced so far haha. So no choice.
Where can we follow you?
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Rapid Fire Local Questions:
What is your favourite local restaurant?
Biased opinion because I worked there, but Upstairs Jazz Bar. I’m a sucker for live music.
What is your favourite street in your city and why?
My favourite street would have to be Mont-Royal, I always seem to end up near by there and it’s wholesome to see the traffic of everyone smiling through there.
What is your favourite park in your city and why?
Jarry Parc without a doubt, it’s right near where I live and it feels like my very own green apple.
What is your favourite music venue in your city?
Even though it’s no longer existent so far it would have to be the diving bell social club, I did so many shows there and they always made me feel appreciated when they could. Killer sound too.
What is your favourite music store in your city?
I think most people would say 180g, but the hidden gem in my eyes is “Sonorama” I found so many classics there for a more than fair price.
