Genres are dead. Mix it up. Dammit Jackson's musical influences range from 80's and 90's thrash (his first love) to artists as varied as Erykah Badu, the Deftones, Alice In Chains, the Australian band Tora, Billie Eilish, and everything in between. Perhaps his biggest influence has been the music of singer Mike Patton. Through bands like Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, Fantomas and his sometimes bizarre solo work, Mike Patton showed Dammit that music could be created without regard to genre, conventions or traditional instrumentation. Mr. Bungle's eponymous album was a literal life-changer for Dammit, and lead to his pursuit of making music that is hard to classify but easy to listen to. Combining harsh and soothing synths, infectious beats, memorable melodies and the endless supply of instruments and sounds the world of digital music production has made available, Dammit Jackson is making his musical vision a reality.