Introducing a talented artist known as Dawson Fuss is a Santa Barbara native, who began humming along to songs on the radio before he could speak. At five, he began starring in local musical productions and other theater programs, propelling him to pursue a career in music where he can transform emotions into lyrics through songwriting. “I come to life whenever I can perform in front of an audience,” he says. As he matured, Dawson’s passion for music continued to flourish. He performs at his school in two choirs and an a cappella group, and most recently placed in the top three in the local singing competition Teen Star Santa Barbara, judged by American Idol’s Randy Jackson. After showcasing his original song, “Real Boys Don’t Cry,” Jackson proclaimed of Dawson, “a star is born.” His music explores themes of confusion and challenges as he struggles with the difficulties of adolescence and balancing the sharp edge between being a kid and becoming an adult. When Dawson isn’t creating music, he’s exploring other mediums of art that he’s passionate about, including photography and cinematography. His keen eye for visual storytelling led him to receive the Silver Key Scholastic Art Award in photography. Dawson plans to direct all of his upcoming music videos, aptly reflecting his enthusiasm for various artistic means of expression. With the release of his newest track “Nothing Really Changes” he projects a captivating sound that will definitely intrigue your ears. Starting with bright instrumentation leading onto his full and catchy vocals he completes the track entirely. Explaining the single a bit further it focuses on the transition from childhood to adulthood and the struggles that follow. To the vocals and production, this single will surely have you jamming out. It would be just great for a late-night drive or singing along with some friends. Go stream “Nothing Really Changes”.
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