"David Luna" is an electronic music artist and dancer
(born; Barcelona Spain in February 15, 1989). Luna moved into
America in 1999 where he listened to artists and bands such as Daft
Punk, Moby, Eiffel 65, Electrodeath, Cinzia Ricci, Glamazon, Buzz &
Hype, DJ Cloud, Miss Vanity, Stephanie Fierce, and many more, while
carefully studying their style as all those artists impacted the way
he created his demos.

Mr. Luna considers himself to be a progressive house artist however
he will venture into many other genres with his self debut album.

"I was inspired by these great artists, because all of them had
something special to bring to electronic music and meeting or working
with any of them would be a huge honor. I personally am Inspired by
how music can carry words. I want to evolve that concept with my
music and hopefully people will enjoy it".

In January 23, 2011, David Luna officially landed a record deal
with E Records. Moments after, Luna announced that he had begun
recording his debut album titled and that a single will be underway
in the following months. Moments later, Luna also announced that
he will serve as opening DJ act for Stephanie Fierce's "Queen of
Pop Era" World Tour for the US Leg; which slowed downed the process
of recording his debut album a bit.

"During the tour with Stephanie Fierce, I was able to break that
fear I've always had in the business and be inspire by the crowd
and lose myself into them. In the industry, people really try
their best to intimidate you and I was able to breakthrough all that.
It definfitly helped me in the recording process of the album
as well, seeing what sound people around me responded to the most.
I'm not just a performer, I am an architect of my music".

In March, David Luna landed an interview with NME Magazine where
he finally unveiled the title of his debut album "Immortal Words".
Luna explained the title of the album:

"I decided to call my first album "Immortal Words" because I
feel like this album will be something my listeners will never
forget. There's a deep connection the listeners will have while
listening to this album. That's pretty ballsy for me to say,
especially since I'm making a debut but I'm working hard to create
something that people can dance to, but also something they can
keep in their hearts. I'm looking at everything from art, what you
will see visually, what you will hear, what you will probably
think and I'm pushing the buttons and taking risks for every bit
of what I do. I want to be an unique artist. I want to push the
boundaries and keep myself in a steady pace. I will say that my
album is a agressive in some parts. There's a song called
"The Morning Piss" and it's a bit hard core, but it's something people
can still get into and enjoy. So far I've been impressed with the new
record label, because they've allowed me to express myself musically
any way I want to and they have also showed me how to be patient
with music. Overall the album is shaping up to be something big,
but I'm more interested or at least excited to introduce my
performing style. I'm a different kind of electronic live
artist. I want to bring electronic music to the stage and
make it more present."