Moses Rangel Music

It is said that every person has at least one gift from God. For some, that gift can be hard to discover. With a little help, Moses Rangel discovered his gift, his voice. It was by chance in the early 90's when Moses was in search of a purchasing a guitar that his musical journey began. He caught the eye of the store employee, who asked him if he could sing. Before Moses could answer, the intuitive clerk asks if he would sing her a song. Giving into the request Moses chose Elvis' "Love me Tender" for his first vocal presentation. Needless to say, with a guitar in hand and a little confidence, Moses began his musical career. Moses grew up in Richmond, Texas just outside of Houston. He was very familiar with the vast country western scene the city and surrounding communities had to offer. Traditional country artists gave Moses a base where he wanted to grow from as a singer. Marty Robbins, Conway Twitty, Merle Haggard, Eddy Arnold, Ray Price, Johnny Rodriquez, and of course George Strait were a few legends that Moses found inspiration to strive for in his career. In the early years, talent shows and small gigs at restaurants, gave Moses a chance to experience work as a solo artist. As a musician, Moses was able to get a good handle on the chords and presentation. Most important Moses was able to demonstrate his wide variety of vocal range and widen his music selection. With a little experience and maturity, Moses began getting booked for weddings and private parties. As part of growing as an artist, Moses decided to do some demos for a local independent label. The experience gave Moses his first single. The single, "Seeing Another Woman" had regional and overseas success. Soon after a follow up single, "Texas Highway" gave Moses his first number one hit. For fifteen weeks the single stayed on the Nashville Tracker chart. Moses received many accolades for his efforts on the independent label compilations. Nashville's Golden Music Awards honored Moses with several nominations including New Male Vocalist and Entertainer of the Year. While the praise and success were gratifying, Moses yearned to get back to his roots of traditional country. He worked hard to get his career back to the basics of what he wanted as a musical artist. He became a permanent member of the nationally syndicated show, "Live at the Liberty Theater." Moses took the opportunity to get experience and exposure. As an artist, Moses craved to be back on stage in front of a live audience. In the past few years, Moses has fronted several country bands. He is currently working with a group of musicians to start up his new band. This new venture will give him the freedom to play the vast music selection he craves as an entertainer. Moses' journey in life has taken him many places. He will use his gift from God to continue his musical aspirations and his strong spirit to have the strength to get there.