Bob Moses

Bob Moses is a Canadian production duo made up of Tom Howie and Jimmy Vallance, who met in Vancouver and later relocated to Brooklyn, New York. Their sound blends the songwriting sensibility of indie and singer-songwriter music with the atmosphere and rhythmic drive of house and club music, a combination that set them apart in the electronic scene of the early 2010s.

The duo built their reputation with tracks like «Tearing Me Up» and «Too Much Is Never Enough», which crossed over from clubs to mainstream dance radio, and with albums that favor live instrumentation, guitars, and warm vocal harmonies over purely synthetic production. Their name references the American urban planner Robert Moses, chosen partly as a wink at their own city-shaping ambitions within dance music.

Bob Moses have collaborated with and remixed a range of artists across pop and electronic music, and their live shows are known for translating studio-built dance tracks into a full-band performance. They remain a distinctive presence in the melodic house and indie-dance space, valued for treating dance music as a vehicle for genuine songcraft rather than just production tricks.