Bob Moses

Bob Moses is a Canadian electronic duo, originally from Vancouver, British Columbia. The band consists of Tom Howie and Jimmy Vallance.

Their song "Tearing Me Up" won a Grammy Award for best remixed recording, non-classical for a version produced by Andre Allen Anjos, who performs under the pseudonym RAC.

The band name was given to them by Frank & Tony, who the duo say were keen on naming their artists after Big Apple's biggest icons at the time. They suggested adopting the name of Robert Moses, a prominent New York city planner who was behind iconic landmarks like Shea Stadium and the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, however the story changes.

The act has been featured as one of the Top 20 live acts by Resident Advisor in both 2014 and 2015.

On the live front, Bob Moses has performed and headlined some of the most prestigious events and venues in the world, including Bowery Ballroom, TomorrowWorld, Ultra Music Festival, Governors Ball, Fabric and many others. In 2016, they were announced to play at Coachella, Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo as well as prestigious European festivals including Sonar and Melt!.

Bob Moses has been featured heavily on BBC Radio 1, including their debut Essential Mix, and a live performance from Maida Vale Studios. In addition to this they have also been featured on shows such as Morning Becomes Eclectic on KCRW, and recorded a live session for KEXP.

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