Daniel Amedee

Daniel Amedee is a writer / musician / actor from New Orleans, LA.

From 2008 to 2011 he was living in Ireland, writing and playing bass in an Indie Rock band called Remma. The band was signed for a time to Morrissey's Attack Label and had an EP produced by Noel Hogan of The Cranberries.

In 2012, he started touring full time under his own name and released two LP's and two EP's that featured performances by Pat Spurgeon of Rogue Wave and Sylvain Carton of Beats Antique. The music was described as meditative with an edge and urban folk. He spent 2012 to 2016 touring the US and Canada full time.

In 2017 he moved back to his hometown, New Orleans, to begin work on his new band LIGHT SOUND. The eponymous debut album went on to inspire a play, STATIC, written by Conor Kelly O'Brien, an actor, playwright, and co-founder of the Scranton Fringe Festival.

Daniel can be seen now performing under LIGHT SOUND, as well as in the play, STATIC, Off Broadway this July at 59e59 and in Edinburgh this August at ZOO Playground during Edinburgh Fringe.