Moya Silk Exeter, UK
What started as a mis-spoken shopping list item, Moya Silk has transformed from the musical creatings of Exeter, UK based
Jaz Pearce into a rotating band of Devon based musicians with hints of shoegaze, grunge and post-punk.
Drawing comparisons to 2010s indie artists such as Courtney Barnett as well as women in the alternative 90s scene such as PJ Harvey and Liz Phair,
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