Listen to tracks from Daydreamer. Release date: 3.16.06 • Messed Up (Once Again)   • Daydreamer  [ partial track ] • Stolen Community  [ partial track ] • HallowAmericaWeen (Let's Roll)  [ partial track ] • Misery (Nothin's Changed)   You can purchase Daydreamer for $13.50 from or CD Baby. Reviews: Leslie Katz, Staff Writer for Inside Bay Area.com :: Damond Moodie, out of Oakland, writes and sings songs with an old-fashioned mix of acoustic R&B and pop. Although he's been compared to Lenny Kravitz, Seal, Ben Harper and Tracy Chapman, he also sounds like something great from the more distant past. He's like those '60's and '70's artists whose poetry reflected real heart and soul, who meant it when they sang about peace and love - and managed to throw in some funky melody, too. MadMonk for NewArtistRadio.net :: The first guy in the Madmonk frying pan is Damond Moodie, who hails from the city across the bay; no not San Francisco, the one across from there called Oakland. Yes, the place the former LA Raiders now calls home. According to his press release, "Damond fuses rock, soul and folk to explore contemporary themes of love, friendship, spirituality, and the human condition." But what I wanted to know is can the dude play? more... Listen to tracks from Damond's debut, Fishin' For Words. Released in 2002. • Fishin' For Words  [ partial track ] • Orion's Belt   • Daily Bread  [ partial track ] • Cash World  [ partial track ] • When I Die  [ partial track ] You can purchase Fishin' For Words for $5.00 from Reviews: Alan Fark for Minor 7th.com :: Damond Moodie "Fishin' for Words" 2002 India.arie may have coined the term "Acoustic Soul", but she doesn't own the concept, more... Eric Roberson for Indie Music.com :: A lot of times when reviewing an artist, the artist will have a tendency to self-define their music in ways they think will sound interesting or cool, as opposed to defining it as it actually sounds. That is not the case with Damond Moodie's debut album, Fishin' For Words. Promoted as "alternative acoustic soul", that is exactly what the thirteen tracks on the CD deliver. more...