Save musician Mo from oblivion!

In March of this year, the company hosting my artist website and providing a marketplace for my music abruptly and quietly disappeared without a word to the independent artists it supported. I did not find out about this until this week, when I went to look for my artist website and found it had disappeared.

I lost everything, photos, music, posters, fan photos, past dates, and the posts I made on the website throughout the years. Moreover, my songs--and a place to purchase them--also have all disappeared.

Worse, my last album, Angustia, was not offered in print. The marketplace was the only place to purchase it, and my now defunct website was the only place to hear it. Right now, for all intents and purposes, it does not exist anywhere except my hard drive.

I have calculated this sum as what will be necessary in time and money to recreate my website from scratch and upload, store, and make available for download five albums worth of music. There is no time limit for raising the money other than that I will remain "invisible" until I can get the website up and running.

I cannot say how much your support of my artistry over the years has meant to me. Even though I am no longer able to play guitar and have performed only rarely over the last few years, even before the pandemic happened, my memories of the friends I made and the joy I found in sharing my music with you still resonate and touch my heart. I've included below a video from one of my Austin Grill gigs, which I still remember fondly.

Any small amount you can supply to keep this joyous part of my life from disappearing will be much appreciated.

In keeping with my commitment to animal rescue that was supported by my music, any excess funds will be donated to a local animal rescue here in the DC area.