The Work

[TopCat]

The creative mind is more than a spigot spouting entertainment, it is also the digestive system of the conscious. The creative mind absorbs simple everyday events and outputs them in forms that are easily visible, or easily heard, or pleasing to the touch. The creative mind is capable of preserving a moment for posterity, either through word, or song, visual art, or any of so many wonderful conveyances. And being here, in this network, at this time... is like being at a feast of creativity.

[Leijiah]

Beautifully said, TC! Creativity is the result of all the good & bad, the happy & sad, the profound & simple; when shaken together in these things called "our minds" what come out is our audible soul, which contain all of these elements, and such a wonderful thing to share with others who may not be able to express it in musical or spoken form, but we are able to share the human experience. However, we must ALWAYS be responsible our of output. The goal is to LIFT! Often times, people just need to know they are like everybody else, and that they are not alone; music & words feed the soul & spirit and they continuously remind us that we're all one giant force split into millions of people! Peace & power, Leijiah

[Moiko President & CEO]

It is clear to me what goes in the mind, on a daily basis, because of what I hear coming out. Just like the digestive system of the body, the waste, must be eliminated. And unfortunately, the way you think, what you read or don't read, who you associate with, your lifestyle, your goals and dreams, are reflected in your music. So, If babble is coming out, put some reading time in so real words can come out, if hate is coming out, give some love, so love will come out, if lack of knowledge is coming out, do some reading, and gain some knowledge. How can one sing about anything of substance, when one has no substance. Hopefully every resource we can find will be placed on the site, www.moiko.info to help our up and coming artist.
Your imput, and creativity (if time permits) will be most welcomed. Thanks for a great blog.
Moiko