Born in Worcester Massachusetts, then raised in Hatillo Puerto Rico. As far as  can remember, he has always had the love for creating music. At the age of 8, he picked up his first guitar and right away started writing his first melodies. Most of his years in Puerto Rico, he dedicated his time to studies, church band and choir. Years later, he moved to the states in search of his musical career. There is where he formed the rock band Italic with childhood friends Billy Soler Harrison and Armando “Dizzy” Toledo. Italic was a stepping ground for De Soberal. His first album Oracle At Delphi was composed of hard rock, moody melodies and dark poetic vocal delivery.

In 2008, he met musician/producer and great friend Erben Perez ( bassist for Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez ) and produced albums for Talking Buddha and Michael Stewart. As De Soberal and Perez became more acquainted, De Soberal learned and found and new love for latin music and percussion. Along Erben’s side, De Soberal has played out of the country with Son 9 Allstars, Mario Sebastian, Junito Davila, Ricky Gonzalez, Erik Velez and Angel Fernandez.

De Soberal also a recording engineer has recorded artists such as Eric “Bori” Rivera, Michael Stewart, Chris Alfinez, Annette Carrion, and has engineered on several of Marc Anthony’s projects. Owner of Solace Production Studio, is where a new sound has grown from De Soberal’s soul. Currently St. David ( Santo David ) has an album in the mix with a fusion of Latin percussion and hard rock. St David is Currently, Touring the US and Latin America. You can hear and Download “Renacer” at Itunes and via the website.

He became a member of the MuzikMafia in 2001, and recorded his first full length album “Somebody’s Hero” in 2008 under the direction and production of Big Kenny of Big & Rich. When asked about the project, Big Kenny said “I have never met a more important artist for our times, completely real, unique, deserving and uplifting. I cannot stop until the world hears his music. He writes, he sings , he plays piano and guitar, he dances like ‘the man’ and you know it when he backflips off the stage in a way that would make James Brown proud.” Horne signed a publishing deal with Big Love Music in 2007.

He has made appearances on One Cubed, The 700 Club, and Legends & Lyrics, as well as appeared in Rolling Stone and on the cover of Lifeway Christian Singles magazine.

In 2006, he and Keith Urban put together and directed a children’s choir during the 2006 CMT awards show in tribute to the victims of Hurricane Katrina. In 2007, he made a trip along with fellow MuzikMafia member Big Kenny to Akon Sudan to bring medical and school supplies, along with musical instruments, clothing and building tools to the Kunyuk School for Girls.

In 2008, he appeared on Extreme Makeover Home Edition working along side the crew and people of Charlotte North Carolina to help build a house for the King family. In addition, he performed a benefit concert with his band to raise money for the family. Later in 2008, he walked 300 miles with Emmanuel “Manny” Ohonme performing nightly at each stop for the Samaritan’s Feet organization to raise one million pairs of shoes for children. He also wrote and recorded the theme song for the organization produced and arranged by his keyboardist Chris Mendoza.

In 2009, he and Big Kenny hosted “Nashville 4 Africa”, with Faith Hill, Keith Urban, Dierks Bentley, and Brad Arnold of 3 Doors Down. A benefit concert to raise money for charitable causes in Uganda and Sudan.

Horne’s song “She Can Play” is the theme song for the ACC. Horne has also worked Singer-Songwriter John Legend. When asked about up and coming artists we should look out for, John said: “I’ve been working with this guy who is based in Nashville, his name is Damien Horne, he’s good. Look out for him, he’s a good song-writer and performer. He plays the guitar too.”

In 2011, Horne founded The Farm with Krista Marie and Nick Hoffman.