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Born on April 29, 1991 Dean Davis was first inspired to play drums when he found that his grandfather had a tiny Slingerland snare drum in his basement. Dean loved to mess around with that little snare. It was not until 2000 when he found the drums again. He was playing in the school band as a percussionist, but it was not a priority. In fact, he wanted to quit playing drums all together in 8th grade. He spoke to his band director who told him about the auditions for the drumline in high school. It was then that Dean chose his path; he gave up soccer and focused primarily on his music. It was a surprise to him that this passion was ignited so quickly. He practiced very hard for two weeks and took lessons, auditioned for high school and was given a bass drum, which at that time was rare for a freshman to get anything other than cymbals. He was in his element and it was then that he knew it. Another huge influence in his decision for staying with music was his uncle. His Uncle Russell was a drummer and played for over 60 years, playing big band, jazz and the list goes on. He performed with multiple groups and still loves playing every single minute of his life. This inspired Dean to play and learn all he could about the drum set. Dean could see that when his uncle played, he was in a zone, almost one with the drums. That was a feeling that Dean understood and knew again that he was following the right path. A couple years later of practicing and with very expensive and personal training from teachers, Pat Dianni and Gordon Nunn, Dean became very accustomed not only to his true playing styles, but also to the drumming of Carter Beauford, Joel Rosenblatt, Steve Gadd, and David Garabadi. He, as well as his instructors, realized that his musical tastes were much more mature than most kids his age.