Anthony Moon

Anthony Moon is the stage name of Marcin Kiljan, also known under the pseudonym K. Martin. Born on 21 January 1970 in Poland, he is a singer, composer, and dance music producer.

He attended the Józef Elsner secondary music school in Warsaw, where he studied double bass, but did not graduate. In the music business, he managed Magda Modra and produced her debut album, which included the hit Ready to Fly, a song he composed. He also runs Mass Music, a company active in the music industry.

In the early 1990s he founded the group Silver Points. As a producer active in the disco-polo scene, he developed multiple projects and acts under the K. Martin name, including Funky 5, Boyz Attack, Norman, North Boys, La Banda, Millenium, La Luna, Nicole, XXL, Nazir, Titanic, Aquarium, Rommy Cover, Elena, and Baby Dance. He also collaborated with the group Top One, composing their hit Ole! Olek!. In 2001 he withdrew from disco-polo, which led to the disappearance of all the groups he supervised. Rafał Brzozowski was also part of the K. Martin group.

In 2008 he launched his work as Anthony Moon with the singles How Can I Love You and Music Goes Around. The same year he performed in Sopot.

He has been married to Urszula Malewska since 1993, and they have a son, Michał (born in 1993). He appeared as a dancer in the video for I Try to Get to You. He lives in Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki.