Willy Moon

Willy Moon is a New Zealand singer, songwriter, and producer known for his distinctive musical style and contributions to the music industry. After releasing his debut single ‘I Wanna Be Your Man’ on Myspace in 2010, Willy Moon quickly secured a record deal with Island Records. Recognized for his distinctive sound, blending 1950s rock’n’roll with modern hip-hop production techniques, Moon initially released two singles through Luv Luv Luv Records. His innovative approach to music and fashion garnered significant industry attention, earning him features in prestigious publications such as The Guardian, who named him ‘One to Watch’ in 2011, and Q magazine, which included him in their ‘Faces of 2012’.

Additional coverage appeared in GQ, Elle, and Vogue, cementing his reputation as a rising artist. The year 2012 marked a significant boost in Moon’s public profile when his single ‘Yeah Yeah’ was playlisted on BBC Radio 1 and prominently featured in a global Apple iPod advertisement. That same year, he signed with Jack White’s renowned Third Man Records, under which he released the singles ‘Railroad Track’ and ‘Bang Bang.’ His growing prominence led to a performance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno in 2012. Moon’s highly anticipated debut album, ‘Here’s Willy Moon,’ was released in April 2013, further establishing his unique artistic vision and incorporating his successful earlier singles.

His production expertise continues to be in high demand, with upcoming releases featuring Celine Dion, Kiiara, and Grace. Through his multifaceted career as a singer, songwriter, and producer, Moon consistently demonstrates an ability to blend classic and contemporary influences, creating a compelling and commercially resonant sound for a global audience.