With catchy and melodic anthems and intimate balads, the music of Ron Moor takes us from the confines of early 2000s Nu-Gaze to the current hyper-electronic destructuralism, through the powerful radical 90s alternative rock. Unsatisfied by nature, he controls brilliantly (and undisguised exigency) the full range of his art, made of vintage and modern pieces, alternating uncompromising entertainment mainstream and incisive artistic vision.

Rocked by the music of Garbage, Silverchair and other American bands of the 90s, Ron Moor built up to himself very early an asserted artistic universe. His music vacillates between an ultra-airy pop and a mainstream rock with indisputable efficiency, mixing brilliantly powerful guitars and breath-taking electronic pads.

After producing his first single ‘We Are The Broken‘ in 2012, Ron Moor released in November, 2013 his first album ‘Starshine‘, auto-produced between his French studio and Los Angeles. Mixed by Luc Tellier (Simple Plan, Marie-Mai) and Damien Bolo (C2C) in Montreal, ‘Starshine‘ reveals all the extent of Ron Moor’s musical pallet, mixing catchy rock anthems (Princess, A Brand New Day), symphonic ballads (You Saved My World, Evyta) and unanswerable singles, like the track ‘Cast In Stone'.

The music of Ron Moor widely expands on stage, accompanied by one drummer, in concerts marked by an impressive sound power and fascinating lights that arouse deep scenic feelings.