David Duane - "1st Time Coming" (Music Videos) Release

Sept. 10, 2012 - PRLog -- On Wednesday September 5th, 2012, David Duane released his debut music videos for, "1st Time Coming" from "Fierce Wings: 1st Coming" (Re-Release Edition).

The video was shot and directed by "The Illusionist" in Wilmington, Delaware.

The feel of the video is urban Pop and was shot in the city of Wilmington, Delaware. The music videos were shot at an abandoned location with graffiti writing on buildings. With these music videos David wanted his supporters to see him showcase a lot eventually through dancing. "The choreography that you all seen in the music videos I came up with on the spot. “No choreographer - no rehearsals" says Duane.  His vision was for everybody to see his story come to life before your eyes.

Checkout David Duane's "1st Time Coming" (Music Videos) below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kx9d4ktzZDw&feature=youtu.be (Version #1)



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaHVAVozY2s&feature=youtu.be (Version #2)    

**Artist Biography**
Alternative Rock/Pop Artist, David Duane started singing at the age of 11 years old. He started his training as a dancer in 1999. David discovered his singing ability while he was on the phone with two of friends, singing the hit single “Leave (Get Out)” by JoJo. In the year of 2002, he formed a male duo group with his best friend, Malcolm B. The group went by the name, “DM3”. David says “I came up with the name while Malcolm & I were on the phone one day. But the “DM” is for our name and the 3 is just the magic number.”

DM3 wrote & produced their first song together, which never released titled “Party Over There”. David as a younger child always had a dream of being in a group but the other didn’t. David and Malcolm continued working as a writing team; the two both were writing songs for other artist, themselves, and each other.

Once again, David wrote two records, which would be songs for his debut album in the near future. “Lose Me (U Lose Me) “was about being in a relationship where the female was cheating and David breaks up with her. “I Don’t Care” was a song about a guy speaking to the haters telling them that his doesn’t care about their negativity. David then began his work as a solo artist writing songs and continued working as a dancer. As David was working on his solo artist career he begin promoting for artist such as Dawn Richard (Diddy-Dirty Money & Danity Kane), Kalenna (Diddy-Dirty Money), and Vonzell Solomon. From working with other artist David learned a great deal to help him become a success entertainer.  


For more information about David Duane check out:
http://www.MyFierceWings.com
http://www.twitter.com/MrDRockStar
http://www.facebook.com/DavidDuaneOfficial
http://www.soundcloud.com/DavidDuane

David Duane is available for phone interview.  Please contact Fierce Wings Entertainment to set up a time that is convenient