EDDIE LEE is ready to set the world ablaze with his electrifying brand of pop savvy, stripped down, straight forward rock n roll. Breaking out of Rocklin, California and onto Sacramento’s vibrant, young rock scene, the 21 year old, singer, songwriter and guitarist is on a mission to bring big, fun and exciting rock music to the good people with his debut album BREAKOUT.
Breakout injects fresh, new life into rock n roll and showcases ten original songs in four flavors of rock - classic, pop, punk and a ballad. It's loaded with catchy hooks, infectious guitar riffs, smooth bass grooves, stellar drums and impassioned vocals. From top to bottom - the album straight up ROCKS!
Eddie was raised on 70’s classic rock and 80’s glam metal and inevitably caught the rock and roll fever. He was indoctrinated in guitar and piano as a youngster and quickly started crafting his own song ideas. He rediscovered his guitar at age 16, reignited his passion for rock, and spent the next few years brushing up on his skills and writing original music.
After graduating high school, and inspired by his love of rock n roll, Eddie decided to follow his dream. He picked ten of his songs and headed into the studio with legendary rock producer Ron Nevison, whose credits include many of rock’s biggest acts - Led Zeppelin, The Who, Bad Company, KISS, Ozzy Osborne and many others. Eight days and an amazing experience later, Eddie Lee has an impressive debut album that is sure to resurrect the inner rocker in any music fan.
Eddie is currently finalizing songs for his second album which he expects to record and release in 2021. Hopefully, music venues will reopen soon, so he can get back on stage and tear the house down!
BREAKOUT was released on Andruss Rock Records and is now available worldwide on all major music platforms including - Spotify, iTunes, Google Play, Amazon Music, Pandora, YouTube Music, and many more.

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