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Joe Sibol
Joe Sibol is the musician behind the song "The Moon Is Full." He formed a self-titled band in the early 2000s, and their debut album of the same name came out...
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Joe Sibol is the musician behind the song "The Moon Is Full." He formed a self-titled band in the early 2000s, and their debut album of the same name came out in 2002. The band included Emily Rose on cello, Ethan James on drums, and Sophia Khan on violin.
After that first album, Sibol released several more records: "The Shadow of the Moon" in 2005, "Echoes from the Void" in 2012, "A Distant Light" in 2017, and "The Journey" in 2023. His music often deals with personal themes, and he has been known to speak out on social and political issues.
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