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Xeno Moonflower stopped traffic with his impromptu Atlanta concert

This is a stock image that seemed to suit the lyrics. Check out the clip below and see what you think. Image: Pixabay.com

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

This is a stock image that seemed to suit the lyrics. Check out the clip below and see what you think. Image: Pixabay.com
By Jennifer Brett
June 21, 2017

Xeno Moonflower is a singer-songwriter from New Orleans who stopped traffic in Atlanta with his guitar and his voice.

Foot (and bike) traffic, we should specify. He set up shop at a bench in Piedmont Park and got to work. Folks traversing through stopped in their tracks. The wheel you see in the clip is someone's bicycle.

Luckily for those of us who weren't there, a fellow artist who goes by Manny K. Soul on Instagram recorded and posted a clip. I wish it was longer.

Here it is. Someone please get Xeno into their recording studio or book him at their live events venue.

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