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REX MOROUX

Royal Street Inn

2007-05-14

“Moore-OH” This Austin Singer/Songwriter says that if he couldn’t express himself musically, “I hope I would have access to morphine, Gertrude Stein’s ‘The Making of Americans,” and air conditioning, because that’s the only thing I could see myself doing.” What he’s do if he had to go back to his former career of playwriting is not mentioned. He grew up in the heart of Cajun Louisiana, and this, his second album, features Terrance Simien on background vocals. -Pete

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