The Mosleys
Married songwriting duo Rachel and Stephen Mosley stumbled onto the scene after winning an open mic competition at Zac Brown's Southern Grounds in Senoia, Georgia. The prize was studio time, and The Mosleys recorded their first EP at Zac Brown's Crow's Nest Studio in Atlanta. Since the release of Beneath the Trees and Stars in 2015, they have been busy playing festivals and stages, from the 30A Singer Songwriter Festival to the Chastain Amphitheater.
The Mosleys have quickly earned opportunities to share the stage with such talent as Leigh Nash, Liz Longley, Harpeth Rising, Air Supply, and many others. The Mosleys were recently featured artists on NPR's Folk Alley and finalists at Eddie's Attic Open Mic competition. Their album Ordinary Time was released in 2017 and produced by Phil Madeira (Emmylou Harris, The Civil Wars, LeeAnn Womack), with the help of Jimmy Abegg. Most recently, they’ve released a live album recorded at Eddie Owens Red Clay in Georgia.
You can find their music on iTunes, Spotify, and anywhere music is sold, and now on local NPR stations across the south.
