Storm Lee

STORM LEE

Scottish born electro pop prince Storm Lee steps out with his debut record SOULFILLAPOPKILLA.

11 stellar songs firmly rooted in the neon-drenched world of the synthesizer. From the hymn like refrain of “ Beautiful Blue” to the dance floor smash anthem “ I Came Here To Dance” Every track is dripping with heart and soul. Produced by Marcus Brown (Madonna, Seal) SOULFILLAPOPKILLA is exclusively available on itunes.

A brilliant singer. Storm has worked with a staggering list of music and media superstars most notably: Desmond Child , Diane Warren , The Matrix , David Archuleta , Marc Shaiman , Disney, Mathew Wilder, Randy Jackson , Carrie Underwood , Travis Tritt , Matthew Gerrard , Robbie Nevil , Ozzy Osborne , Andreas Carlsson , Nickelodeon, Meatloaf, Billy Steinberg , NBC, Holly Night, Aldo Nova , Guy Roche, Neil Young and Jorgen Elofsson to name more than a few. His versatility is beyond compare.

Most recently Storm wrote and performed the theme to the Bravo TV show " Step It up and Dance" and was seen and heard by millions each week on the NBC variety game show " The Singing Bee ”.

Additionally Storm recorded Backing vocals for American Idol star David Archuleta's record (Dec 2008), Sang vocals on the Sony/ Nickelodeon Movie " Spectacular" (Jan 2009) and has placed an original song in the Lifetime TV Movie " Prayers for Bobby" Starring Sigourney Weaver (Feb 2009)

Storm is living proof that you become what you create.

 

Born in Edinburgh, Scotland. Storm knew from an early age his calling in life was music and the arts. At 14 he left high school preferring to wander the halls of museums and art galleries, at 16 he moved to Paris, France and at the tender age of 17 he bought a one-way ticket to New York City arriving with $400 dollars, a backpack and a demo tape. Storm lived at a $14 a night hostel on 43rd and Broadway with the vagabonds, trashy trannies, tourists and cockroaches the size of your thumb… Loving every minute of it, he immersed himself in the vibrant downtown fashion, art and club scene. Washing dishes, cleaning bathrooms, waiting tables and delivering pizzas paid him just enough to keep making demo’s and performing at legendary clubs like “ The Pyramid Club” “ Jackie 60” “ Squeezebox ” and Bar D’o".

After a few years in New York Storm headed west to Los Angeles and after fortuitous meeting with music legend Desmond Child, Storm signed a publishing deal with Deston Songs and wrote for many National and international artists .

In the fall of 2004 Storm received a Latin Grammy Nomination for the composition “ LIPSTICK” performed by Latin bombshell Alejandra Guzman . In the summer of 2006 Storm published his first book " I EAT NEON" a collection of prose poetry inspired by his life and experience in New York and held his first art show “ VICTORIOUS FILTH” displaying his original paintings/collage. A true renaissance man.