Billy Moran is a talented musician whose unique blend of folksy twang and hard rock edge has captivated audiences worldwide. He began his musical journey in Fairfield, Connecticut, where he first picked up a guitar at the age of eleven, inspired by U2’s “Where the Streets Have No Name.” This early passion for music led him to perform in various bands throughout his school years, ultimately founding Circle of Karma, which opened for notable acts like Godsmack. Despite its eventual dissolution, Moran’s drive to succeed in music only intensified.

In 2001, Moran relocated to Los Angeles, where he formed the rock trio Lost In Mayberry. Their performance at the Viper Room garnered praise from music icon Matt Pinfield, affirming Moran’s talent and potential. Following the band’s breakup in 2006, he joined the indie rock band Louden Swain, where he truly flourished as a songwriter and musician. His contributions to the band include writing and arranging several songs, such as “Carpool Lane” and “Help You,” the latter featured on the soundtrack for the film “A Little Help.”

Moran’s collaborative spirit extends beyond Louden Swain, as he frequently partners with other artists, contributing guitar work and co-writing songs. His projects include a cover of “Carry On Wayward Son” with Briana Buckmaster and the formation of The Station Breaks, which released their debut album in 2016. His versatility and dedication to his craft have made him a sought-after collaborator in the music industry.

Currently, Billy Moran is stepping into the spotlight with Louden Swain, sharing their music with fans around the globe. His commitment to connecting with audiences through his art is evident in his work, as he continues to push creative boundaries. With his latest album, “Surprise Party for The Introvert,” Moran is poised to leave a lasting impact on the music scene, driven by a passion for storytelling and a desire to inspire others through his music.