Ava Lemert

Born in Covina, California, Ava Lemert began making up songs at about age three, when her sister let her sing a song onto a cassette recorder! Ava's musical journey has taken her from starting on clarinet at age 11, after a bicycle accident meant she couldn't play or participate in sports, as a "tomboy," and that this happened during Summer, she needed a pastime. From there, Ava found that she could write songs once she had basic music classes in primary school. In High School, Ava was the youngest, and first female Drum Major of her school's marching band, and had her first alto saxophone, so she could follow her pianist sister, and be in jazz band. Ava was actively playing until she took a long break, "Living in an apartment wasn't ideal for playing and writing music, especially on a saxophone!"
Ava's original funk-rock song It's (Not) Too Late won a World Songwriting Award for "Best Rock Song" and made the first round of the GRAMMY Awards in three categories. Ava' is busy performing shows in the Sacramento Region.