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DRUMMER.

Justin got his first drumset when he was 6 years old and started playing jazz, rock, classical, and musical theater gigs professionally when he was as young as 14.  At age 16 he began teaching 7 students a week at a private music lessons studio in his hometown. By the time he was 18 years old he was fortunate enough to have recorded three albums of original music with his band Lemon Street.

While in college at Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, he studied with master drummers Victor Lewis and Robby Ameen. 

Now, Justin can be seen performing with his jazz trio, Flesh World, Rugburn, The Jist, and as a sideman to all styles around the northeast. As he develops his own sound, his continued focus is playing original music and bringing the best out of those around him.
Justin Vedovelli drums
Justin Vedovell Rutgers

EDUCATOR.

He is on faculty at the Institute of Music For Children, where he teaches group drumming, group piano, music theory, and private lessons. He also provides workshops in public schools and with Music For All Seasons, an organization that provides programs for at risk youth, veterans, seniors, and hospitals.

FACILITATOR.

As a trained and experienced drum circle facilitator, he brings his interactive programs such as "rhythms around the world" to schools, domestic violence shelters, senior centers, and more.

Mission
 

 

 

Along with being a versatile and skilled musician, I bring my professionalism and care  to every situation. I collaborate with musicians and artists of all disciplines to create meaningful work whether through live performance or recording. This work is meant to have a positive impact on the people it reaches and in some cases offer a new perspective.  I also respect and honor those who have come before me and what I have learned from them. I combine their lessons with my own to teach others.

What's Next?

I hope to record an album of original music soon, be a part of unique and challenging projects, and teach more students.

Hopefully, you are involved in what's next with me in one way or another as a

listener, collaborator, or student.  

Let's work together! Feel free to contact me with any inquiries.

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