Music Style Psychedelic & groovy.

Artist History Bobby Moon's 2001 Biography Bobby Moon the voice & lyricist for SPELLBOUND, "L.A.'s original funk & Latin groove band". The group formed by two songwriters / producers, Paul Thomas & Bobby Moon, sharing a common love of Funk, Latin, Psychedelic, & Electronic music. Paul Thomas & Bobby Moon were early purveyors of electronic dance music in L.A. & SPELLBOUND began producing superior CDs for their Selfish Recordings label starting in 1996 with their self-titled Spellbound cd, which produced the Latin-tinged single "Good Company"(still a hot internet single recently hitting #3 on the MP3.com Latin Pop chart)! 1999 marked the release of their first nationally distributed disc, Funqueros, for this multi-cultural "funk n' Latin groove" band. The critics were unanimous in their praise of the disc, since Campus Circle first hailed it as "a jewel of magnanimous proportions." The CD has received radio airplay on Latin & Tropical stations from all over the globe, & helped push Spellbound to a new level. Almost 2 years after Funqueros, Spellbound's Respete El Pasado / Respect The Past was released to international critical acclaim. This CD, an original tribute to their musical influences of the past, features some of the best musicians on the West coast, including salsero Johnny Polanco, saxaphone legend Plas Johnson (The Pink Panther), David LaFlamme (of San Francisco '60s band Its A Beautiful Day), with a special appearance by Question Mark (of "96 Tears" fame). A song from the disc "Voy A Cantar" was released in advance on MP3.Com, & it reached the Top Ten within a day & reached #12 in Florida (WDNA/89.9fm).

Group Members Bobby Moon with various musical collaboraters.

Instruments Voice,Words&Production:Bobby Moon

Location Los Angeles, CA - USA

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