Toby Morse

Toby Morse is an American vocalist known for his roles as the lead singer of punk rock band H2O and hardcore punk group Hazen Street, and as the founder of the non-profit organization “One Life, One Chance.” After contributing backing vocals to Gorilla Biscuits’ album Start Today in 1988, Toby Morse immersed himself in the New York hardcore punk scene. The following year, Morse began working as a roadie for influential bands including Gorilla Biscuits, Killing Time, and Sick of It All, a role he maintained for several years. During this period, he frequently performed ‘My Love is Real’ with various bands during soundchecks and shows. In December 1994, Morse co-founded the punk rock band H2O with Rusty Pistachio and Eric Rice, quickly establishing their presence within the vibrant New York hardcore landscape.

Additionally, Morse hosts the popular ‘One Life One Chance’ podcast, where he shares insights and interviews guests aligned with his message of positivity. Through his music and platform, he passionately advocates for a plant-based, drug and alcohol-free lifestyle, embodying the principles of his ‘One Life, One Chance’ foundation.