Moontripper featuring Spacegypsy Singular Realm Of Bliss CD

eurodance - electronica - house - techno - trance *welcome to my house with no fence*Pure joy to announce the return of “Spacegypsy". This formerly charting British singer, known in my book as a crowned princess of punk-pop, lately turned her eye towards the dance – trance electronica scene and teamed up with the underground artist and producer who goes by the moniker of “Moontripper”. I could easily get absorbed by the rhythmic and melodic permutations of their new album called “singular realm of bliss”. The luscious symbiosis of the high energy dance music morphed experimental with the acoustic and a human element makes me move and forget the world as long as the “singular realm of bliss” music sends its rays of lovingly paralyzing hugs. and justWho is Moontripper? This captivating writer, producer composer and artist who first became known under the moniker Moontripper in mid 90’s is a New York City rooted producer and remixer, Vlad Rebek. Born in Slovakia, back when it still was part of the former Czechoslovakia behind the “Iron Curtain”, escaped that paradise 2 years before the Wall (Berlin Wall) came down and ended up after a long and thrilling trek in New York City of all places. Studied voice with several coaches and actually performed and collaborated in the local mostly “underground” circuits with various artists and bands, solo. In the late 80’s and early 90’s when the “techno” or “trance” or “electronica” were virtual unknowns in the US, besides places like NYC or LA, instead of making commercial music he preferred experimenting with new sounds and rhythms, this has earned him a “rambunctious renegade” status by the Billboard magazine. Tested his tracks at now already legendary New York City spots such as the Tunnel or the Limelight with the help of forthcoming DJ’s. Released few records with labels such as the Strictly Rhythm, King Street’s Nitegrooves, and the first time he started to use the name Moontripper was around the time of his single record release by the Oxygen Music Works. Since then his life’s priorities have shifted, but he still continues to produce and remix other artists.