A musician and independent curator, his work wovens multiple media. His music fuses early music, blues, country, and indie folk. As a
singer-songwriter, he focuses on expressing emotions and creating a sense of peace through sound and lyrics.
Since 2017, he has released four albums, four EPs, and numerous singles. His second album in 2018 Not a Good Day to Die was
featured in an exclusive interview with City Magazine. In 2023, following the release of his third album Because We’ve Met,
he was invited to perform at the BiKN Shibuya music festival in Japan. More recently, he has performed at the Freespace Jazz Festival 2025,
CT Music Festival Vol. 3, and the cross-media Doomsday Pavilion show as part of Wave Channel’s art project.
His latest album, New Country New Road, which is rooted in a folk style, was just released this past May and Make Music Hong Kong 2026 is just the chance for him to show some of it out to the public. Limited quantities of the CD and vinyl will be available for purchase at the event.
音樂藝術家及獨立策劃人，創作揉合多種媒介。他的音樂融合了早期音樂、藍調、鄉謠民謠與獨立民謠（indie folk）。作為唱作人，他著重透過聲音與歌詞表達情感以及締造平和感。
2017 年至今，他曾發行過四張專輯，四張EP，以及多首單曲。2018 年發行的專輯《Not a Good Day to Die》曾獲得《號外》雜誌的專訪。2023 年，他於發佈專輯《Because We’ve Met》後受邀參加日本《BiKN Shibuya》音樂節。至於最近，他曾參演《自由爵士音樂節 2025》、《CT Music Festival Vol. 3》、Wave Channel 藝術企劃《末日亭》音樂會等。
以鄉謠風格為基調的最新專輯《New Country New Road》剛於今年五月發行，正好透過 Make Music Hong Kong 2026 的機會，向大家呈現。CD 及黑膠將於現場限量發售。
Time: Satuday, June 20, 20:45
Venue: The Wanch
The Kowloon Swing Outfit puts a unique spin on classic American Songbook jazz. Delivered with humour and style, jazz
favourites take on new life with the KSO. Audiences can expect fun arrangements with lots of surprises. The Kowloon Swing Outfit has
performed recently at notable jazz institutions such as Hong Kong Fringe Club, Salon 10 and Chez Trente.
Time: Friday, June 19, 18:30
Venue: The Fringe Dairy
Moher is a psychedelic folk band based on Jeju
Island, South Korea, consisting of singer-songwriter e_so, who was born and raised on Jeju Island, and Minkyu Jo, whose musical journey
began as a busker in Ireland. Together, they weave an intricate soundscape where the irish bouzouki and acoustic guitar intertwine with
their harmonically contrasting voices, evoking imagery of waves crashing against rugged cliffs—a poetic confluence of two distant yet
kindred islands.
The band’s name ‘Moher’ is drawn from the cliffs of moher in ireland and means ‘ruined fort’ in Gaelic. They met purely by chance during
their travels in Thailand in early 2023. What began as a serendipitous encounter quickly grew into a profound musical partnership,
culminating in the creation of Moher.
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