A Brief Biography of Chris Moore

     Chris Moore was born on October 2, 1984.  Raised in the town of Meriden, CT, he moved to Wallingford with his family of two parents, Leigh and Cheryl Moore, and sister, Jaime Moore, whom he lives with today.  While growing up, Chris and Jaime would often record “radio” shows on audio tapes, first with Jaime’s Playskool tape recorder, then with Chris’ Sony stereo. 

     In eighth grade, Chris met Jim Fusco, who would go on to be Chris’ most important collaborator. Jim’s talent for vocals and hard-earned expertise in the field of recording matched with Chris’ attention to lyrics helped each songwriter to progress musically and lyrically throughout their respective, and collaborative, albums.

     In January 2001 Chris released the first of many lyrical albums, composed of a fully designed booklet and fifteen songs, written in the printed word.  Chris later learned to play chords on the keyboard (from none other than Jim) and wrote new songs, this time with music to accompany them.

     He is currently a high school English teacher, but still tries to find time to make music and write.   Chris now plays guitar as his primary instrument and has assembled six full-length albums.  His latest project is a boxed set of his earliest recordings, rerecorded in digital audio with Chris' honed guitar and harmonica skills.