All instruments played by Rick Moon
Produced by Rick Moon

I found you in the evening
Heard you call my name
"Yo", they'd shout, "what you need? Boy?"
I guess times are “hard"

All the bums on a mission
By the railroad tracks
“Pale man, stay in your car, please.
Don't walk by The Swamp"

Overtown, don't tip me over
Overtown, don't tell me it's over
I see where you're hiding
I see where you're spreading the snow

Jumpout right by the corner
Batman versus Nine
Cuban Caps in a Green Bag
Run with paranoia

Overtown, don't take me over
Overtown, I tell you, it's over
I see what you're doing
I might be a fool but at least I am not like you
You act like you care but I know you don't

Wear your frown, it's Overtown
you'll fall down if you're going to Overtown.

Overtown

Hi, This is rough, drafty, sketchy. I just write and sing. The beats are from kind souls I usually work with. If you like what you hear, feel free to contact me:

isamarifuentes@gmail.com

Born and raised in Ponce, Puerto Rico, Rick Moon is a producer/singer/songwriter living and working in Miami, Florida.  He has been writing and producing songs since he was 12 years old.  After various bands in PR and a brief stint in college studying classical music, Rick Moon moved to Miami to pursue an education in Audio Production. On June 7, 2012, Rick Moon released the poppy feel-good debut album, Tired Of Sleeping. Tired Of Sleeping received positive feedback from audiences in NY, LA, Miami and Puerto Rico and its title-song, Tired Of Sleeping, was placed in regular rotation on Puerto Rican radio.

Moon released a second album in September 2015 called Cottage Scenes and began performing with a new band in Miami, FL. After beginning to perform with other artists and taking on several projects as producer, Moon released his third album, Electric Lunch. This album showcases a significant sonic expansion from his previously more subdued and folksy, Cottage Scenes. The self-produced concept album with big power-pop hooks points to Rick’s lifelong love of XTC, Todd Rundgren, Mersey Beat, and classic British rock at large.

Rick Moon followed Electric Lunch with a single called, Faulty Design, which set Moon on a new path of dreamy synth-pop. He's currently recording his next album TIDES which will be released this Summer.