Liz Clark, hailing from the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, is a trans-atlantic, wandering songstress. Tessa Perry, from a wee fishing village in West Cork Ireland, is an un-hurried and haunting folk singer. Both performers, with respectable solo careers of their own over the last 10 years, joined voices and forces while meeting in New York City in 2005- the melting pot of all lonely-hearted artists- forming Lonely And The Moose. Since then, using their natural instincts of collaboration, they've performed on both sides of the Atlantic from small coffeehouses and venues to sold-out concert halls, opening for the likes of Ani Difranco, Damien Rice, The Indigo Girls, and The Counting Crows. "We both respect each other tremendously. Really, what we're trying to do with the music business is just do what feels right, share our love of music with each other and hope that translates to our audiences. it doesn't need to be any more complicated than that"