Son of Lee is Brooklyn-based DJ and producer Sam Levison. A musical omnivore with a love for all things deep, cosmic and deep in the cosmos, he started DJing as a teenager and has been active in Brooklyn's dance music underground for almost ten years. Currently, he is a resident DJ at neighborhood music hub Wild Birds and for the monthly party Lovetap, at Ponyboy in Greenpoint. Previously, he's held residencies at Bossa Nova Civic Club, Public Records and Jupiter Disco, among others. Sam has also played renowned nightclubs including Output, Elsewhere, Berlin's KitKat Club, Departamento CDMX and Golden Pudel in Hamburg on bills alongside Soul Clap, Terrence Parker, Analog Soul, Lawrence (Dial) and many others. However, he feels most at home spinning genre-spanning sets at the bars and small venues that are the lifeblood of his hometown music scene. As a producer, he’s released disco and house records on labels including Dailysession NY, Toucan Sounds and Berlin's Disco Bizarre. Most recently he had a featured remix on Tyler Pope's solo debut, Nur Weill Ich Kann (Interference Pattern, 2020) and a dubbed out cosmic disco edit on Rocksteady Disco's ABC Versions EP alongside work from Blair French and Peter Croce. No matter where he DJs, Son of Lee is committed to a single goal best articulated by his idol George Clinton: the preservation of the motion of hips.