모지스 리드 Moses Reed
Solo
Vocal
미국 Age 43
키 · 몸무게: 181.4cm · 88kg
출생지: 미국 미시시피 클락스데일
음악스타일: 델타 블루스, 남부 정통형
멘토: Robert Johnson, Son House
관심사: 전통 블루스의 원형과 감정 전달 연구
성격: ISTP · 과묵함, 독립성, 진정성, 집중력
평상시 모습: 낡은 기타로 즉흥 연주, 가사 메모, 소규모 라이브 공연
취미: 낚시, 빈티지 기타 수집, 강변 산책
Moses Reed, A Quiet Americana Voice Following the Road With Honest Resolve
Moses Reed is an understated country/Americana artist with a quiet, independent, and authentic storytelling style.His music does not chase unnecessary drama; instead, it lets roads, rivers, trains, and old memories speak with steady emotional weight.
In “Southbound Train,” Moses reflects on movement, belonging, and the places that keep shaping a person long after they have passed through them. With images of dawn, pines, Mississippi water, porch guitars, and delta rain, the song captures a man who carries his past without being trapped by it.
대표곡
Southbound Train
Southbound Train
Southbound train rolled through at dawn
Shook the dust off Highway One
Whistle crying through the pines
Like an old friend saying goodbye
I stood there with my father's hat
And a road that never looked back
The river kept moving on
Like it knew where I belonged
Some folks chase tomorrow
Some stay where they've been
That southbound train keeps rolling
Through the delta wind and rain
Carrying names and stories
Nobody says again
That southbound train keeps rolling
Long after the sun goes down
And every mile it leaves behind
Still feels like home somehow
Mississippi wore her silver coat
Moonlight floating on the water slow
An old guitar on a porch somewhere
Still singing through the southern air
I lost some dreams along the way
Buried some more in yesterday
But the stars above these fields
Know exactly how I feel
Time don't stop for nobody
It just keeps rolling on
That southbound train keeps rolling
Through the delta wind and rain
Carrying names and stories
Nobody says again
That southbound train keeps rolling
Long after the sun goes down
And every mile it leaves behind
Still feels like home somehow
Every Mile Behind Me Still Feels Like Home
“Southbound Train” is a song I wrote from the feeling of standing still while everything else keeps moving.
I wanted this one to be honest and simple.A train passing at dawn, a father’s hat, a road that does not look back, and the quiet understanding that time keeps rolling whether we are ready or not.
This song is about the miles we leave behind and the parts of ourselves that stay with them.Some dreams get lost. Some memories settle into the dust. Some names are not spoken anymore.But somehow, the road still remembers.
I hope “Southbound Train” reaches anyone who has ever moved on without making a speech about it.Sometimes you do not need many words. You just keep going, and let the miles tell the truth.
Moses Reed Photo Album
