I smoke a lot of indo, West Coast is the best coast. Drum n Bass and Jungle all day baby

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Circus come from Perth Western Australia, the most isolated city in the world our Facebook page is https://www.facebook.com/circus1/

Producer, Composer, Artist, Writer, Lover and Fighter! 
Sharing my Creativity with the World!

radio UNLEASHED runs wild through a beautiful field of tunage
Our nose is always to the ground searching for the best new music, under appreciated old bones, and perennially awesome ear candy.
When we sniff ‘em out, we fetch them up and lay them down at your doorstep; our only dream is your approval. Go ahead, scratch behind our ears and tell us what a good job we’re done.
We’ll hump your leg, later.
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"…as if Van Morrison had come from a sharecroppers’ farm." - AMERICANA UK

"...breaks out roots and Americana with a pop singer-songwriter flair." - TIMEOUT, NEW YORK

"…extraordinary sense of rhythm and a razor-sharp tongue." - POPMATTERS

"...he has a Milky Way with words." - BRONWEN EXTER

BRET MOSLEY smiles off to the side, “I first picked up my father’s Stella Harmony guitar when I was six. A few years later—a good while before turntables became musical instruments—I turned a Chet Atkins record by hand to learn Yakety Axe note-by-note. I still have the guitar, even though some dear soul at UPS drove a forklift through it several years ago…the culmination to an extremely uphill stint in L.A. It was that experience, though, that helped wring out my first song, Lord, Girl…I still need to record that one.”

Rarely could an artist be said to transcend, yet include, the most raw and real elements of hill country blues, roots rock, folk, soul and rap. Nevertheless—with bone-deep authenticity—that’s exactly what Bret Mosley does, wrestling deftly with longing, belonging, and world-weariness...on the way home to hope & grace.

Mosley’s critically-acclaimed debut album Light & Blood was released in December 2007 on Woodstock MusicWorks, and hailed as “a heart-felt masterpiece” by NeuFutur Magazine. The album’s thirteen tracks were recorded over a two-day span in March 2007 by Pete Caigan (Bad Brains, Tony Levin) at Flymax Studio in Woodstock, NY. The record was mixed by Grammy-nominated engineer Roman Klun (Sarah McLachlan, Joan Osborne, Spin Doctors). Every track was performed live with no overdubs or punch-ins. The result is at once lean and lush...a smoldering confessional work...soulful Americana laced with a driving groove. 

Mosley toured tirelessly across the U.S.—200+ dates per year—following the album’s release and enthusiastic reception. With signature idiosyncratic intensity, his unreservedly original, deeply authentic sound has garnered an audience ranging from cowhands to bankers, from rastas to cops. 

And a few thousand self-distributed copies later, an Australian reissue of Light & Blood dropped in November 2015.

“My music career is the culmination of a fairly common path,” he jokes, “before making that first record, I did the usual things: ranch hand, linebacker, fur trapper, ballet dancer, stockbroker, actor, computer programmer, Pilates instructor & art handler…in that order. But, I’ve been touring for the past 10 years, and most of the time it somehow seems like the only thing I’ve ever done…gratefully.”

Just after the release of Light & Blood, the venerated, archetypal musician’s musician Jerry Joseph attended a downtown NYC show of Bret’s. That changed the whole game for Mosley.

“Jerry has invited me to tour and record with him off and on ever since. He opened up the entire U.S. to me as a touring artist.” In 2008, Bret released the EP Charge with Jerry Joseph and drummer Steve Drizos on Joseph’s Cosmo Sex School label.

He has opened for George Porter, Jr., Trombone Shorty, Ivan Neville’s Dumpstaphunk, the Subdudes, Patterson Hood, The Blind Boys of Alabama, Jackie Greene, Good Enough For Good Times, Junior Brown, Donavon Frankenreiter, Jackie Greene, Big Brother & The Holding Company, Kaki King, Kelly Joe Phelps, et al—comparisons have included Chris Whitley, John Butler, Xavier Rudd, Richie Havens, Van Morrison, Ben Harper and Taj Mahal. 

Living in Melbourne now, Bret is building touring momentum in Australia—having shared the stage with Ian Moss, Tex Perkins, The Pierce Brothers, Kallidad, Hussy Hicks, et al. Mosley is currently self-producing multiple solo projects from sessions in New York, Mississippi, and Australia.


"…roots folk rock at its best...quietly stunning in its seemingly simple beauty..."  - ACED MAGAZINE

"...in the desert somewhere between Son House and Leonard Cohen." - WAMC 90.3FM

"...combines every facet of Americana music to form rogue stories in song." - STEAMBOAT TODAY

I am currently serving a 10 year sentence in the Florida Department of Corrections, expected release 12/8/2033.

Welcome to my unfiltered pyschological decline.  👇👇Check the descriptions to get deeper into the music/my rapid psychological decline







If you do, be strong.  I was given a lot of things I didn’t earn, but respect, was, never, one of them.














Love and respect are not mutually exclusive or more importantly, mutually inclusive, and can be two drastically different ways of treating another individual.


Respect is in the (only slightly) inebriated mindset I am writing this, worth more in every conceivable human context.

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