Damien Saez was born on August 1, 1977 in Marseille, France. He grew up in Dijon, where he showed interest in music. He entered Dijon Conservatoire at 8. He spent hours playing the piano but turned to a "rock" instrument, guitar. Damien became a singer-songwriter thanks to his French teacher. His career started in 1995 in Paris, where he met William Sheller who proposed to help him. The dark-haired boy released his first album Jours Etranges in 1999, seducing young people. The song "Jeune Et Con" was a hit, aired on radios. In 2001, he released his first poetry book, "À Ton Nom" & his second album God Blesse followed in March 2002. In 2003, he participated to "Femme Fatale" soundtrack. Saez didn't stop here & released another album, Debbie, in 2004, including the title-song & "Marie Ou Marilyn". Beautiful Damien, with his fragile & soft voice, seduced France with his multi-style lyrics.
