Mae Moore is a Canadian singer-songwriter born in 1956 in Brandon, Manitoba. Her musical style integrates pop, folk, and jazz. In 1986, Moore co-wrote the song “Heaven in Your Eyes” for the Top Gun soundtrack. She released her debut studio album, Oceanview Motel, in 1990, which included the tracks “I’ll Watch Over You” and “Red Clay Hills”. Her second album, Bohemia, followed in 1992 and reached number 66 on the Canadian RPM Albums Chart. In 1995, Moore released the album Dragonfly, featuring the single “Genuine”, which reached number 8 on the RPM singles chart and received a SOCAN Award in 1996. After departing CBS Records in 1996, she released a self-titled album in 1999 and the recording It’s a Funny World in 2002. She released the album Oh My! with Lester Quitzau in 2004. In 2011, she released Folklore, which received two Canadian Folk Music Awards nominations.
