March 18th at Bravo in West County Mall.
Soul Alliance Trio with Sean Holland Bass, CocoSoul-vocals and Mo Egeston- keys and beats. Full band available through Doug Hall at Talent Plus. 421-9400
This is the blog home for musician Maurice "Mo" Egeston from St. Louis, MO. Mo currently leads Mo E All-Stars, Coco & Mo featuring CocoSoul and Mo E3(Trio) and he is a member of Brothers Lazaroff. Past projects include Urban Jazz Naturals, Vargas Swing, the remix project and UG Project.
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Stl Mag Redesign- music by Soul Alliance
Friday, March 27, 2009
Brothers Lazaroff w/ Mo E on Keys Tonight at Wash U Kemper Art Museum
I've only been with these guys since November but its been great from day one. Influences include
Dylan, the Beatles, traditional old school country, the Dead, reggae and many many more.
Always eclectic and genre bending I'm proud to say I'm a member of this band. Fresh off a great run at SXSW the Brothers are poised to do some great things!
Jeff Lazaroff- vocals, guitar
David Lazaroff- vocals, guitar
Grover Stewart- drums, vocals
Teddy Brookins- Bass
Mo Egeston on keys
Bridging the geographical gap between St. Louis, Missouri, and Austin, Texas, BROTHERS LAZAROFF lay waste to the idea that long-distance relationships can't work!
With their first record PURE DELIGHT (co-produced/engineered/mixed by David Sanger, 6-time Grammy winning drummer of ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL) and a second record on the way, The Brothers combine experimentation with conventional folk elements, and in the process effectively find a way to reconcile traditionally opposing musical genres to create a refreshing sound. BROTHERS LAZAROFF do this with their unique blend of roots music that breaks down the barrier of time, rather than the barrier between musical styles.
Guitars, mandolins, computers, organs, banjos, drum machines, fiddles, steel guitars, horns, pianos, scrambled up rhythm sections; all working toward this effect. And yes, Hank matters but so does Scratch and of course all three Bobs and all those from Canada and those from before the time of telephone poles and those who've grown up with them as if they're just another family of trees.
BROTHERS LAZAROFF take the approach that everything matters, but nothing should be taken seriously.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Urban Groov Project: live at Sol Lounge 3/26-Lamar Harris, Mo Egeston and Duane Williams

Urban Groov Project Live at Sol Lounge
4239 Lindell Blvd
Saint Louis, MO 63108
Thursday, March 26, 2009 at 9:00pm. UGP on at 10.
Its real. Its deep. Its real deep house, soul, jazz, techno, garage and funkiness. And its original and sometimes improvised on the spot.
Lamar Harris- horns, vocals and keys
Duane "Jingo" Williams- percussion
Mo Egeston (formerly of Urban Jazz Naturals, Vargas and mo & dawn)- keys and beats.
DJ TBA
www.moegeston.com for more info
In development ugproject.com. Coming soon.
moisme(at)sbcglobal(dot) net
Nu Jazz Soldiers (Urban Groov Project Slideshow)
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Mo Egeston with Brothers Lazaroff @ SXSW Thursday- Sunday

South By Southwest w/Brothers Lazaroff
Jeff Lazaroff- vocals, guitar
David Lazaroff- vocals, guitar
Grover Stewart- drums, vocals
Teddy Brookins- Bass
Mo Egeston on keys
Bridging the geographical gap between St. Louis, Missouri, and Austin, Texas, BROTHERS LAZAROFF lay waste to the idea that long-distance relationships can't work!
With their first record PURE DELIGHT (co-produced/engineered/mixed by David Sanger, 6-time Grammy winning drummer of ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL) and a second record on the way, The Brothers combine experimentation with conventional folk elements, and in the process effectively find a way to reconcile traditionally opposing musical genres to create a refreshing sound. BROTHERS LAZAROFF do this with their unique blend of roots music that breaks down the barrier of time, rather than the barrier between musical styles.
Guitars, mandolins, computers, organs, banjos, drum machines, fiddles, steel guitars, horns, pianos, scrambled up rhythm sections; all working toward this effect. And yes, Hank matters but so does Scratch and of course all three Bobs and all those from Canada and those from before the time of telephone poles and those who've grown up with them as if they're just another family of trees.
BROTHERS LAZAROFF take the approach that everything matters, but nothing should be taken seriously.
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