Dave King is a talented singer-songwriter from Connecticut USA.  

His latest full-length recording is called "Into The Deep Blue."  The album is a collection of 12 original songs written, performed, recorded and mixed over four years in Dave's home studio.  Mastering was done by Grammy Award winning mastering engineer Scott Hull (Bruce Springsteen, Steely Dan, John Mayer) at Masterdisk in NY. 

The music video for the first single from the album, "When The Time Comes" was shot on location at the American Clock & Watch Museum in Bristol, CT and can be viewed on the Dave King Music Channel on YouTube: www.youtube.com/davekingmusic along with many more entertaining music videos.

"Into The Deep Blue" is available on CD from www.davekingmusic.com, online retailers and can be streamed on all the major music streaming services. 

Music from the album has received airplay on WMNR-FM, WHUD-FM, WPWL and WFUV-FM. 

In 2021, Dave performed in the Edmonton Folk Music Festival Four Strong Winds Sing-a-Long, with Mary Chapin Carpenter.

In 2012, Dave released an album called "Danbury Days." The album contains songs that celebrate the glory days of Danbury, Connecticut and pay tribute to the Danbury Fair, the Danbury Racearena racetrack and the Danbury Westerners baseball team.

In September of 2012, Dave received an official citation from the State of Connecticut for his contributions as a songwriter and recording artist in support of and recognition of the history of the greater Danbury area. The citation was presented by Connecticut State Senator Michael McLachlan and signed by the Secretary of State.

In the fall of 2010, Dave released the very popular music video for his song, "Danbury Fair." Upon its release, the video went viral on YouTube and has received over 16,000 views to date.  In 2013, he performed the song at The Great Danbury Fair Revue to a sold-out audience.

Dave released his CD titled "Cats and Cars and Presidents" in 2007. The CD featured the song "This Old Car" which was enjoyed nationally on the "Car Talk" radio show on National Public Radio.

On hearing Dave's 2004 release, "Shades of Dave", Genevieve Will of indie-music.com said, “King invokes spasms of Bob Dylan-style storytelling to surface from the chaos with an astounding album stuffed with potential for success.” Shades of Dave showcased his poignant songwriting, moving vocals and rich musical talent. It contains 13 original songs that cover a broad landscape of musical and emotional territory. Songs range from the upbeat exuberance of "These Are The Good Times" to the melancholic isolation of "Nobody Sings To Me" in a very engaging and personal way.  It’s no surprise that the song "These Are The Good Times" from "Shades of Dave" was chosen by producer/director Scott Caseley to be featured in his 2007 film, "Larry’s Home Video."

Dave's music has received airplay on many radio stations including WFUV-FM, WHUD-FM, WSHU-FM, WPKN-FM, WMNR-FM, Y105-FM and I-95-FM as well as on many podcasts in the United States and around the world.  Dave has also appeared on the television programs "Richter Association for the Arts Presents...", "Danbury LIVE", "The Guitar Show", "Ideas At Work", "Time Out" and more.

He has performed in clubs, concerts and festivals so many times he’s quit counting.

In 2004, Dave performed at the New Haven Folk Festival, which featured folk music legend, Arlo Guthrie.

During the summer of 2007, Dave performed at the Beacon Sloop Club Corn Festival sharing the stage with folk legend Pete Seeger.

Dave’s steady schedule of performances and album releases throughout the years are a testament to his undying commitment to his music and its enduring quality.