Lee Spielman was born on August 4, 1988, in Sacramento, California. From a young age, he was drawn to music and the punk rock scene that was flourishing in his hometown.
In 2005, Spielman co-founded the band Trash Talk, taking on the role of lead vocalist. The band quickly gained recognition for their intense live performances and raw, aggressive sound. They released their demo through Sell Our Soul Records, showcasing their hardcore punk roots.
Trash Talk's breakthrough came in 2012 when they signed with Odd Future Records, a label founded by the controversial rapper Tyler The Creator. Spielman's energetic stage presence and dynamic vocals made Trash Talk stand out among their peers, and they were known to perform Tyler The Creator's song "Radicals" at Odd Future events.
Trash Talk's collaboration with renowned guitarist Steve Albini on their first full-length self-titled album marked a significant milestone in their career. The album received critical acclaim and solidified Trash Talk's reputation as a force to be reckoned with in the punk scene.
Over the years, Trash Talk has performed at renowned music festivals like the Hevy Music Festival and the Soundwave Festival, earning a dedicated following of fans who resonate with their uncompromising attitude and rebellious spirit.
Despite his hectic schedule touring and recording with Trash Talk, Spielman remains grounded in his roots in Sacramento, California. He draws inspiration from his surroundings and uses his platform to amplify voices that are often overlooked in the music industry.
Lee Spielman's contributions to punk music and the DIY ethos have left a lasting impact on the scene. His fearless approach to art and activism has inspired a new generation of musicians to push boundaries and challenge the status quo.