Name: Monster by Storm Deisel
Duration: 2 min 59 s
Description: This track is from the album The Perfect Storm and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/StormDeisel

Storm Deisel creates one for the DJ's and the clubs with this 1970's Disco Era remake of Thelma Houston's hit...... DLMTW!

(1970's remake) "Don't Leave Me This Way" - Thelma Houston

Light the fireplace, pop the bottles....Storm Deisel puts you in the mood for this sultry, sexy track that will have you at your climax!

Come Over

Although we all wish we could live the fairytale life of relationships full of complete happiness and joy, Storm Deisel tells an experience of real life and a more truthful scenario that we can all relate to.

I'm Out

You know who you are!  Storm Deisel calls It like he see's It!  If you're a "FREAK"....say It loud and proud!

Freak

This track is from the album The Perfect Storm and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/StormDeisel

The New Son of R&B

Monster

60 Seconds ft Dr. Steve-O shows' BIG REGG

Whatcha Wanna Do

Heartbreak ft Mellow Man Ace

The Plane Song

BRAND NEW SINGLE JUST RELEASED "Right Now"!!   Listen here: 
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073TPKXVL   

Storm (noun) - A disturbance of the atmosphere marked by wind, rain, snow, hail, sleet or thunder and lightening.

~Merriam-Webster Dictionary

This Storm is bringing just the right ingredients for the perfect storm... and no need for umbrellas... let his sound rain on you.

Experience The New Son of R&B.


Storm began his calling in music as a young teen at many local dance clubs where Storm and his friends could compete in dance competitions, etc. and eventually developed into singing groups which led Storm down a path of television and radio play as well as singing national anthems at many professional sports venues. 

 


Traveling across the country and recording at top level studios from Ohio to New York and even down to Atlanta., life called and group members eventually sought their own personal endeavors and paths in music. At a crossroads, Storm took a leap of faith and relocated to Los Angeles in 2004. While in LA, Storm landed a record deal with Whitsetthill/Universal where he wrote the theme song for the film "Spinning Into Butter" starring Sarah Jessica Parker released in 2007. While at the label, Smokey Robinson was a mentor and someone Storm looked to for encouragement and knowledge. Storm was a performer as well as a nominee for the 3rd annual Black Music Awards among other buzz worthy events. Storm's album was set for wide-spread release in 2006, however due to loss of funding within the distribution department, Storm's album never released.  




Determined not to give up, Storm went out on his own to keep his passion going. With hard work and grit, Storm set out to produce his album at his own expense. He had the opportunity to work with some of LA's best and in 2010, released the album "The Perfect Storm" accompanied by "The New Son of R&B" music video with an appearance by


J Records' Sly Boogy. Not long after, Storm received the not so good news about his mom's health back home. With contracts ending, it was time to get back to family.


Storm has returned to his hometown of Kansas City, MO


going back to his roots, determined to continue building his career. He says his biggest challenge is funding and/or label support. Going for yet another round of summoned sultry melodies and palpable crooning, Storm is set to release his brand new highly anticipated album "11:11", due to release on 11:11:14. 


​Storm looks forward to continue building his fan base in search of new Stormtroopers each and every day and in every country on the globe. After that..............Mars!

Monster

Storm Deisel

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