Links For New Album Release – “Downtown Daydream”
Don Lee’s 5th solo release and first in 7 years, “Downtown Daydream” is here! In keeping with his knack for catchy, memorable, and eclectic tunes, the production level brings him …
Powerpopaholic.com breaks the silence on “Who’s Talkin’ Out There?”
“The easy going New Jersey musician Don Lee produced his fourth album, (and the silly looking cover aside) the music is a pleasant pop rock gem….”
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New Jersey Stage Feature
Check out this great article on Don Lee written by Gary Wien. It starts on Page 107 and includes photos, videos, and an excellent written piece:
“Lee lives in Freehold where …
“Who’s Talkin’ Out There?” Review on app.com
Review of “Who’s Talkin’ Out There?” by Alex Biese on app.com
“Now, Lee is back with his fourth sterling solo album, the recently-released “Who’s Talkin’ Out There?” and, for both Lee …
Vocal Cord Surgery Successful
Many of you already know that I’ve been having vocal problems over the past summer. At first, I thought it was some sort of vocal infection. It appeared to get better on …
Don Lee Releases 4th Solo CD
The release of Don Lee’s long awaited 4th album has arrived! “Who’s Talkin’ Out There?” is officially released on 9-5-2014 and features 11 new tracks. This DL’s first release since 2011’s “Fool To …
Don Lee Nominated for 4 Jam Awards
Don Lee was nominated in 4 separate categories for the 2012 JAM AWARDS (Jersey Acoustic Music) The winners of each category will be announced at the awards ceremony to be …
“Fool To Even Care” Review by The Music Critic
“When we reviewed Lee’s last album, we compared his sound to that of Squeeze and Glenn Tilbrook. The emails from outraged fans poured in, who wished to point out that …
Best Rock/Pop/Blues Act at the 2011 JAM Awards
DON LEE was voted Best Rock/Pop/Blues Act at the 2011 Jersey Acoustic Music (JAM) Awards held in Asbury Park NJ in March!
Powerpopaholic Review of “Fool To Even Care”
“Don Lee is singer/songwriter who deserves a big following among power pop enthusiasts. He’s got a vocal style uncannily like Glenn Tilbrook (Squeeze) and driving guitar chords to go with …