Dawson Fuss has today released his new video and single titled ‘Hollywood Heartbreak’. Coming from an obvious pop background, Dawson reveals there is more than that to his music with a perfect introduction track and video showing his depth with lyrics and style of originality usually found in artists a few years older. And with that said, what you get is an artist who feeds and is guided by his audience and his passion for his talent.
About Dawson Fuss
A Santa Barbara native, Dawson Fuss 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.
His unique pop sound is influenced by artists such as Ruel, Rex Orange County, Conan Gray, and Harry Styles. In a recent newspaper interview, Dawson said, “[music is] so much of who I am. I think it’s really a part of everybody. Everyone has their inner soundtrack of their life that makes them who they are.”
As he matured, Dawson’s passion for music has 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 directed and edited his debut music video for “Hey You,” aptly reflecting his enthusiasm for various artistic means of expression.
Dawson continues to develop his unique voice through collaborations with writers Luke Matthew, Will Everett, and Erland Wanberg. Stay tuned for new music from Dawson Fuss in the coming months.
LINKS:
https://www.dawsonfuss.com
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMehYaCmt
https://www.instagram.com/dawsonfuss
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsLJVgeOlPLntdJgSzWCAeg
