Moses Lake musician looks to regain momentum as venues reopen
Musician L.J. Polmateer said it was like someone “stuck a stick in the spokes” when the pandemic hit, putting the brakes on the recent momentum in his music career.
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L.J. Polmateer said the pandemic gave him some well-appreciated time to spend with his girlfriend, Jesse Marquis, and two children, Denverjo and Miles.
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L.J. Polmateer, performing under the moniker of “One Soulution,” described the feeling of a live show as like “no other feeling in the world.”
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Moses Lake musician L.J. Polmateer is looking forward to getting back to performing live show as venues reopen around the area.
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Local musician L.J. Polmateer said he’s enjoyed the extra time with his children and his girlfriend Jesse Marquis that he’s gotten as a result of the recent shutdown.
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MOSES LAKE — Local musician L.J. Polmateer said he’d just recently started to see his success build in his music career before the pandemic threw a wrench in the gears. Polmateer said before businesses closed their doors he had gigs scheduled for every weekend, but got to play just one of his scheduled gigs before the shutdown.
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