Self-written (like the majority of her forthcoming debut album ‘Lifestories), ‘Acrobats’ is a dazzling pop song, catchy enough to be an instant hit, yet with enough substance to keep you coming back for more.

Moony first established herself on the Venetia club scene, attracting the attention of DJ/producer Cristiano Spiller who asked her to add her mesmerising vocals to the Spiller singles ‘Positive’ and ‘Batucade.’ This also led to Moony guesting on the Angel Moon (an alias of Spiller) track ‘All I Want’, which went on to be a great success on the American club scene.

The release of ‘Point Of View’ went onto become one of the biggest hits of the year across Europe, earning DB Boulevard the distinction of being the first Italian artist to be nominated at the MTV Europe Music Awards along the way. The success of the track crossed the Atlantic, topping the Billboard Club Charts for four consecutive weeks. The self-written ‘Dove’ provided Moony with another big hit and alerted the whole of Europe to a major new songwriting talent.

Moony’s debut album ‘Lifestories’ (out March 3rd 2003) exhibits Moony’s many musical influences, a seamless amalgam of dance friendly beats, 80s electro-pop and sublime hints towards the great singer songwriters like Carol King in the piano balladry of the awesome ‘Dear Friend’.

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