Jeff Moylan

Self-billed as the most prolific composer on the web, Jeff writes new original music encompassing a wide variety of styles and genres. Grounded in contemporary jazz, Jeff's music primarily utilizes the rhythmic polyphonic ensemble to create structure, while the melodic and harmonic elements of his work aim to tell a story. Jeff's instruments include the sax, oboe and clarinet, the blues harp, Irish tin whistle and bodhran, and keys including piano, organ and synthesizer.

History of Jeff Moylan

-garage bands, jam bands, bar and nightclub bands, church combos, concert bands, orchestras, solo work
-turned attention to writing after becoming physically disabled in 2001
-composed over 1000 jazz and rock tunes

Main Influences on Jeff Moylan

Jimi Hendrix, Chick Corea, Dave Brubeck, Rasaan Roland Kirk, McCoy Tyner, John Coltrane, the Pretty Things, King Crimson, Adrian Belew, John McLaughlin, Phish, Morphine, Black 47, the Chieftains, Bela Fleck,

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