PEG: Talks 2 California Singer Songwriter VIO and Guitarist Gary Vail

PEG: Talks 2 Singer Songwriter VIO and  Guitarist Gary Vail About VIO: In 2006 Violeta Moreno decided to leave her North Carolina home to return to her roots in Los Angeles. She wanted to pursue music as a career. Violeta packed up everything in her Honda Civic and embarked on a cross-country adventure. Born in Los Angeles and raised in Santa Monica, California was nothing new to Moreno. Living on the east coast for over 15 years she began to warp her accent and style into a slightly southern flair. She took a job as a Graphic Design Freelancer and Artist, and along with the sales of her paintings, saved enough money to fund journey. Before becoming a musician she dreamed of becoming a writer, then steered toward painting. her mother’s shorthand version of her name. Moreno’s mother, a painter, singer and homemaker, would write each of her five children’s names in three abbreviated letters. Violeta grew up around song and theatre, as both her parents were vocalists. Her mother also took to the stage. Moreno followed, singing in choirs from a young age. Fortunately, her parents were always supportive of her musical and artistic endeavors. Moreno’s father sang lead in the award-winning teen band “The Crowns” in early 1950s in Los Angeles. Her grandmother also taught piano for over fifty years and often performed publicly singing and playing piano. When on stage, Vío is a live electronic band featuring guitar and keyboard. Being a painter as well as a singer, Moreno has plans of live art combined with live performance. Vío features a variety of genres, from Electronic to Neoclassical, organic as well as digital Musical references include Joy Division, Depeche Mode, and New Order  SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/violetamoreno Facebook https://m.facebook.com/Viomusic/ Black Violet:  A Bandcamp Album Bandcamp https://viomusic.bandcamp.com/ Instagram https://instagram.com/viomusic?igshid=9i5qdch8r2p0 Website: http://violetamoreno.com/category/music/