Biography

Grammy Contributing songwriter, inspirational independent recording artist, record executive, activist, producer, and humanitarian Damon Little invites you to experience his latest chart-topping single, “NO STRESSING,” featuring Grammy nominated, platinum-selling queen of Neo Soul, Angie Stone. This powerful anthem, which has held the #1 spot on Billboard and MediaBase for four consecutive weeks, addresses the pervasive stressors in today’s world, urging listeners to embrace a stress-free mindset.

Damon Little is renowned for his emotionally resonant music, with past hits including the Billboard #1 single “STAND UP” and a series of Billboard Top Ten tracks such as “LET IT BE,” “BE ALRIGHT,” “I WON’T BE DEFEATED,” “SHOES,” “DO RIGHT,” “MAKE AWAY,” and “YOU CAN’T STRADDLE THE FENCE.” His music is celebrated for its heartfelt messages and the powerful concept videos that accompany his songs, aiming to spread unconditional love, harmony, and peace.

Born in Baltimore, MD, and having spent part of his childhood in Pensacola, FL, Little developed a unique singing style reminiscent of legends like Al Green and Philippe Wynne of The Spinners. His musical journey began with his first studio recording alongside his uncle, the late great Clarence Fountain of the Blind Boys of Alabama.

In 2000, Little burst onto the gospel scene with a series of hits that blended gospel with a strong urban R&B feel. His debut album, “You Can’t Straddle the Fence,” released in 2002, and subsequent hits like “Long as I Got Shoes” and “Do Right (How You Gonna Do Right with a Do Wrong Mind),” the title track of his 2004 album, solidified his place in the music industry.

Little was recognized and awarded by The Blind Boys of Alabama for being a writer on “I May Not Can See” off the album Higher Ground which won a GRAMMY in 2002.

Damon Little’s career is marked by his dedication to creating music that not only entertains but also inspires and uplifts. Through his artistry, he continues to advocate for a world filled with less stress and more joy, urging us all to enjoy life and practice “NO STRESSING.”