The fabulous experience lived by María López in the East Coast of the USA —including one tour- has ended up in "Round Trip" (Sello Salvaje, 2015), the expected second album of the Valencian band. A collection of twelve songs whose storyline is María's warm voice which as soon leans towards beautiful pop or naked folk songs as it bets on the electricity of rock. A record that grows with each listening and reinforces the undeniable personality of the band.

Round Trip is a high speed trip with layovers, nice walks and troubling journeys but also with slower episodes where we can enjoy more calmed soundscapes. María keeps on speeding up in most of the songs, but this time she is sharing leadership with Josep Bartual; this fact digs into the eclectic part of the album. In spite of an undeniable American influence, lyrics written in Spanish have more prominence in Moonflower´s second record.

In order to squeeze all the possibilities of Round Trip, Moonflower needed an ally who was able to immerse himself in their universe with the objective of making it more powerful. This role has been assumed and leaded with a delightful taste by Carlos Soler Otte (Damien Lott) who has recorded and produced the album. This second record is again full of arrangements and even includes the collaboration of a 60 children choir. Mario Nofre, from Barcelona, designed the beautiful illustrations inside the digipack edited by Sello Salvaje on February 13th 2015.