Karmen Moxie is an internationally acclaimed performer, captivating audiences in 46 countries to date. Her journey is one of resilience and transformation; after leaving a cult, she faced the profound loss of her family and community. In this challenging time, music became her closest and only ally. In fact, it was music that saved her life, allowing her to heal and grow in ways she never thought possible.
Drawing from her experiences as a musician and a survivor, Karmen has been open about her struggle with Major Depressive Disorder (MDD). She penned the insightful book, "How to Throw the Perfect Pity Party," where she candidly shares her journey of managing mental health challenges while navigating the world as an expat and former cult member.
Her writing serves as both a reflection and a source of encouragement for others facing similar battles.
Karmen believes that music is the only true religion, as it uniquely brings people together while other religions divide. Music transcends boundaries, whereas religion creates them. Music spreads love to everyone, while traditional faiths show love only to a select few.
As she travels the world performing, Karmen draws from her music and life experiences to cultivate her own tribe and community—Moxie's Foxys. She pours her entire soul into each performance, inviting her audience to indulge in the experience until they are fully satisfied.