Biography
Jack Mozie is a Peruvian-American singer, songwriter, producer, and activist based in Seattle, Washington. Born in Lima, Peru, Mozie developed a passion for music at an early age, performing in school and studying music from the age of six. After relocating to Seattle at age twelve, he continued to develop his songwriting and performance skills, eventually establishing himself within the Pacific Northwest music scene.
Mozie released his debut album, Sealed for Your Protection, in 2011 under the name Ramiro. The project introduced his blend of pop and rock influences and featured songs including “Society,” “Candy,” and “Save Me.” His follow-up album, Iron Fist (2013), further expanded his sound and helped build his reputation in Seattle through tracks such as “Tina,” “Jump,” and the title track “Iron Fist.”
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Drawing inspiration from artists including Shakira, Queen, Daft Punk, and Linkin Park, Mozie combines elements of pop, Latin, rock, and electronic music into a style that is both energetic and emotionally driven. His music often explores themes of identity, love, resilience, and personal truth.
Beyond music, Mozie is an advocate for LGBTQ+ visibility and social justice, using his platform to promote inclusion and community engagement. Through his recordings, performances, and activism, he continues to connect with audiences through a message of authenticity and self-expression.
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