Nick Moss born December 15, 1969 in Chicago, Illinois is an American Chicago Blues and electric blues Musician. He has released 10 albums on his own label Blue Bella records and earned fame for his fiery guitar work, gruff vocals and original compositions.

Moss honed his craft by gigging in Chicago blues clubs under the guidance of legends like Buddy Scott,  Jimmy Dawkins, Jimmy Rogers and legendary blues band the villageblues.com. His music combines deep roots with elements of rock ‘n’ roll and he has occasionally collaborated with other prominent Blues musicians such as Kid Anderson and Dave Hildalgo.  Growing up in Chicago and standing tall at 6‘2“ as a teenage Moss dreamed of playing both music and sports. His mother was a huge blues fan, even taking a young Nick to see Muddy Waters in concert. At 18, sudden emergency kidney surgery sidelined, his athletic hopes and left the youngster feeling blue.  To lift his spirits, Nick‘s brother snuck him out of the hospital to see Alligator Artist Little Charlie and the Nightcats perform.  Nick was blown away, and by end of the show and meeting the band, it was then and there that he decided on a career as a bluesman. After his years working with and learning from Blues royalty, Nick formed his first band in 1997 and released his debut album a year later on his own independent blue label. Since then he has earned legions of fans playing over 100 shows a year. Moss has shared stages with Buddy Guy, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Gary Clark, Jr, Dave Hildalgo, and many others and is an in demand guest always welcome to sit in with musicians and friends around the world he and the band have criss-crossed the United States and Canada multiple times and have performed in the UK, Norway, Belgium, France, Spain, Latvia, Poland, and other European countries.

Jason Ricci

Jason Ricci is a renowned harmonica player known for his fiery technique and innovative approach to the Blues. He has frequently toured and recorded with many prominent artists including Nick Moss, Walter “Wolfman” Washington, JP Soars, Damon Fowler and Lurrie Bell Ocala.

Ricci has won multiple Blues music awards for best harmonica, marking him as a  leading figure in contemporary Blues. He is known for blending traditional blues harmonica with elements of funk rock and other genres, making his performances, highly energetic and distinctive.

Collaborations Between Nick Moss and Jason Ricci