Artist description All compositions, performances and recordings by, Damon Leverett

Music Style New Age

Musical Influences Patrick O'hern,Jean Luc Ponty, Liz Story, Barbara Higbie, Pat Metheney, Lyle Mays

Similar Artists Lyle Mays, Liz Story, Patrick O'Hearn, Pat Metheney, Jean Luc Ponty, Suzzanne Ciani, John Tecsh

Artist History July 2003 Damon Leverett has been writing and composing music for the past 11 years. Having recently moved to Arizona in 2002, he now looks forward to continued exploration and performances in the New Age Music genre. Four compilations were produce from his efforts in the past few years with “Grade Six” (1995), “Jay Seven”(1998), “Special Relativity” (2000) and “Stories from the Three Corners” (2001). All of these recordings were composed, performed and mastered in his studio. Selected compositions have been featured on several online music portals including MP3.com, IUMA, and the former DarkCirle Music.com. Notable performances were two engagements at Lawrence Technological University School of Architecture in Southfield, Michigan in 1999 and 2000. These student performances explored issues of rhythm and digital music composition as they related to physical patterns and structures. Damon has been largely inspire by contemporary Jazz and New Age Artists such as Pat Metheney, Lyle Mays, Patrick O’hern, Liz Story, Barbara Higbie, Andreas Vollenweider, and Jean Luc Ponty. He is currently working on a 5th collection of compositions, which is largely influenced by recent trips to Brazil and South Africa. Damon is available for evening bookings in small venues and such as cafes, restaurants and small events. You may reach him at leverett22@yahoo.com

Instruments Keyboard/Digital Sourcing

Albums Jay Seven 1998, Special Relativity 2000, Stories from the Three Corners 2001

Location Goodyear, AZ - USA

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