Moon Trent

"Another Queer from Denair."

Music makes my life complete. I hope you feel the same.


Moon Trent is a seasoned American singer-songwriter with a career spanning over 35 years. 


- *Early Beginnings*: Moon started his path in entertainment as a teenager, producing and appearing daily on KHOP's morning show. He later worked with LIVE 105 in San Francisco and B93 in Modesto.

- *Band Affiliations*: Moon has been part of several indie bands, including:

    - *Pale*: Recorded full-length albums with songs like "Inside" (1990), "Disgusting Thing" (1991), and "Timeworks" (1992).

    - *Brown-Star*: A San Francisco-based gay punk band where Moon was the lead singer, co-founding the Quiet-Core genre in 1995. Some notable songs include "Rocky Mountain High" (1998) and "A Bee's Dream" (1996).

    - *The Visitors Kimberly* and *The JULIAN*: Moon recorded full-length albums with these bands before launching his solo career.

- *Solo Career*: Moon's solo work includes a dance version of "Hard Candy Christmas" (originally by Dolly Parton), released on 12" vinyl in the UK in 2001. He's also released several solo albums, including "Diet Caviar" and "In Person".

- *timmi-kat ReCoRDS*: Moon manages this California-based independent micro-label, dedicated to releasing music from mostly obscure queer artists.

- *Current Ventures*: Moon continues to support independent music, entertain as an indie singer-songwriter, and produce shows in Central Valley venues.

Listen to Moon Trent's new album "Diet Caviar" on

You Tube

well, you can't really call him too much of a secret. Moon has been putting out music consistently for over 20 years. he was at the helm of SF gay punky stalwarts Brown-Star. he kicked it with Pansy Division and modeled on their album covers. he bounces around on stage and loves what he does. truly a one man band in the truest sense. he's also a solid good person and a really great friend of yours truly.

Moon Trent with a special friend.

Credits

logo by David Lawrence Hawkins

Pool photo by Mona Hassan Long

Undercut cover by Tomatâ du Plenty

Listen to Moon Trent’s album “Undercut” on Spotify