The SL Enquirer

Second Life has no shortage of music venues. You can find one stirring up a crowd almost 24 hours a day, but not all may be your to your liking. There is some truth in the cliché You get what you pay for. If you are tired of the endless dance beats and the repetitive top 40 tracks. Ive found someone that will touch your heart and soul as he sings w... ith a feeling he is singing it only for you. Froezz Moonites aka Staring at the Sun IS that person. From the moment you hear him, he will bring out emotions you never felt before. Staring at the Sun has been singing for most of his life and has a vocal range few can compete with. He has made a name for himself in Second Life as well as in his first and has the talent to back that up. Anyone who has enjoyed his music will testify to that. He brings an energy to the stage that is electrifying from his first song to his last. Arriving in Second Life on July 27, 2008, he didnt waste any time taking the music scene by storm. He took a little break for his virtual gigs but is back now with a vengeance. Froezz performs with a voice that many can tell is close to his real-life mentors. His style is more comfortable with American county pop but has a wide range of songs including those from Radio Head, the Beatles, and many more in his playlist. His set the night I attended consisted of songs ranging from Harry Nilsson to Glen Campbell and everything in between. Without further ado , meet Staring at the Sun aka Froezz Moonites. Brooke Blackburn (BB): At what age did you first start singing? SatS: I started singing when I was 5 years old. My dad has a few recordings of my brother and I singing some kid's tunes. One song is called a diamond in the Ruff from a church record we had. Once I started I didn't stop. It was something no one could take away. BB: Wow, you started at a really young age. Do you have any interests besides the music industry? SatS: I have a water company in real life where we purify water with sound. A fishing lure manufacturing company and a makerspace. ...Read More