Maggie Moor Singer-Songwriter New York City

Inside Maggie Moor’s Music

 Experience Maggie’s signature blend of jazz, blues, and spoken word. Close-mic performances; a jazz poet.

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A Poet’s Voice in a Jazz Lounge.

Maggie Moor’s gentle, sleek voice and vivid, poetic lyrics create cinematic landscapes for the listener. Her performances deliver personal songs and rhythmic spoken word, drawing audiences in with lush arrangements and improvisational jazz bridges.

Maggie has performed at renowned venues across NYC and New Jersey, including The Cutting Room, The Knitting Factory, Secret Lounge, The Bitter End, Rockwood Music Hall, LeftField Lounge, and The Stone Pony.

Her albums feature collaborations with legendary artists like David Sanborn, Kenny Rampton (Wynton Marsalis), Richie Cannata (Billy Joel Band), Rob Paparozzi (Blood, Sweat & Tears), and Eddie Ojeda (Twisted Sister).

Latest Releases

Muggy Sunday Afternoon (feat. David Sanborn)

A poetic introspection with moody texture and a “Bronx backbeat.”

“Maggie Moor’s vocals are incredibly sophisticated and the production is impeccable!” — Kerry Leigh,  CA Rock/Blues producer

Watch the official video (YouTube)

I Love You (feat. Richie Cannata)

Ambient jazz & melodic love songs, with layered harmonies and poetic imagery.

Includes “Be,” “The Sea,” and “Awake” (remix).

Video filmed in a Maine forest, celebrating nature and creative collaboration.

Greatest Hits & Debut (“Red Devil Trickery”)

Features the NYC chart-topping tracks: “Gun Metal Blue” (feat. Rob Paparozzi), “Girl,” and “Red Devil Trickery” (both feat. Kenny Rampton).

Produced by Marty Dunayer; Mixed by Steve Boyer (Eric Clapton, Unplugged). Recorded at Avatar Studios, NYC.

Sweet (EP, feat. Eddie Ojeda)

Electronic, pop-forward album blending blissful vibes with Maggie’s signature spoken word.

Features the title track “Sweet” and “Angel, Hello.”

Video filmed on Venice Beach.

Produced by Aaron “Mr. Lab” Monroe (Missy Elliot) Mixed and mastered by Robert L. Smith, Defy Recordings.

Discography Summary

  • Red Devil Trickery (feat. Kenny Rampton) — Debut CD, 2014
  • I Love You (feat. Richie Cannata) — EP, 2016
  • Muggy Sunday Afternoon (feat. David Sanborn) — Single, 2018
  • Greatest Hits — Compilation, 2018
  • Sweet (feat. Eddie Ojeda) — EP, 2019

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Accolades & Career Highlights

  • Top 5 Jazz Artists in NYC, ReverbNation, Oct 2018
  • Ranked #2 Jazz Artist locally, #3 regionally, #20 globally (ReverbNation, 2019)
  • Ranked Top 40 Alternative Artists, 2017
  • Collaborated with: David Sanborn, Richie Cannata, Kenny Rampton, Rob Paparozzi, Eddie Ojeda, and more
  • Maggie was selected to star as the lead “wild housewife” in the viral comedic rock video “Oh Come All Ye Faithful,” alongside Dee Snider, which has garnered over 1.7 million views online, showcasing her acting and comedic talents to millions—just one facet of her diverse creative career. “Silver Bells” is its sequel.


“Maggie Moor’s jazzy torch songs showcase her deep, sensuous singing style and cinematic lyrics…”

David Sanborn
Saxophonist


“Maggie Moor looks and sounds absolutely stunning, sultry, sexy and soulful.”

Kenny Rampton
Trumpet, Wynton Marsalis Orchestra

 


“Listening to Maggie Moor’s voice put me in a trance… I almost forgot to play my horn…”

Richie Cannata
Saxophone, Billy Joel Band

 


“True talent always shines and Maggie Moor is certainly glowing!”

Steve Boyer
Producer/ Mix Engineer, Eric Clapton, Unplugged

 


“Maggie Moor is that rare style of jazz singer who puts her deepest emotions into her song writing and then is brave enough to let those emotions come through on stage.”

McGlaughlin

 


“Maggie Moor’s vocals are incredibly sophisticated and the production is impeccable!”

Kerry Leigh
Sacramento California, Rock/Blues Producer

 

Media / Gallery

The Book: SKINLESS

From Songs to Story: Literary Noir

Maggie Moor is also the author of Skinless (Expanded Edition, October 2025)—a psychological thriller set in 1999 New York City, inspired by her life as a songwriter. The book’s beat-poetic, noir style echoes Maggie’s music, weaving resilience, the power of the inner voice, and the healing power of song.