Pluck, by Jackson Mosher

Pluck

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This album starts off with me using just bass, but then I move to the synth and add piano and string sounds, which makes for a more full effect.

released March 24, 2016

Jackson Mosher Rochester, New York

I'm just a one-man band. I make music the best that I can, and I sincerely hope that you enjoy what I create.

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