4-Year Old Julian Pavone, ‘The World’s Youngest Drummer,’ Now Also the World’s Youngest Inventor

Bloomfield Hills, MI, April 15, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Julian Pavone, who at 20-months-old began to make worldwide headlines as a drummer, is now also the world’s youngest inventor at age 4.

Julian’s attorney, Robert Kelly, from the prestigious metropolitan Detroit law firm, Dickinson Wright PLLC, filed the application and received the patent for Julian’s “Abracadabra” Stain Cover-Up. It can be used to cover clothing stains and touch up chipped paint on musical instruments and other items.

Bernadino Pavone, Julian’s father, explained how his son came up with the ideas:

“Julian accidentally made a mark on my T-shirt. He felt bad and wanted to ‘fix it.’ He used liquid paper to cover the mark and then waved his hand, saying ‘Abracadabra.’ Next, he designed the container to look like a bass drum and an applicator to look like a drumstick. Then he wanted to make different colors to fix everything”.

Joe Davis, founder of Michigan-based Chelexa Design and Engineering LLC, is heading up the design and engineering of the invention. Julian is also working with the Sherwin-Williams company for guidance on color and technical issues in developing the system.

Julian is no stranger to the spotlight, having appeared on more than 100 television and news shows, including “The Oprah Winfrey Show”, “Good Morning America”, “Martha Stewart”, “Inside Edition”, “Good Company”, “Japan TV”, “The Maury Show”, “FOX News Dayside”, “MSNBC, WGN, and starred in a Korean Documentary. He plays a 22-piece custom drum set with 17 cymbals and has received worldwide media coverage with more than 7000 newspaper and magazine articles written about him.

He has also inspired a clothing line, a series of children’s books, and the formation of Harmonie Network, a national entertainment company. He is currently working on his sophomore CD with four-time Grammy Award winning producer, Michael J. Powell and attends University Liggett School (Class of 2022).

Julian continues to be quite busy, recently participating in the first worldwide online talent contest for kids – The Golden Ribby Awards, created by WonderWorld Entertainment LLC, producer of the award-winning children’s television series “Ribert & Robert’s WonderWorld.” The awards are a quarterly opportunity for talented kids across the country to showcase their gifts in music, comedy, dance, art, science, sports, and more.

Julian also finds time to give back to his community and was named Muscular Dystrophy Association’s 2009 Michigan Honorary Goodwill Ambassador. He will perform at association events and will donate proceeds from his new fruit bar “Go Baby” to support this worthwhile cause.

While Julian’s “Abracadabra” magically covers unwanted mistakes, he continues to make marks on this world that won’t soon disappear.

For more information about:
Julian, visit julianpavone.com
Dickinson Wright, visit dickinsonwright.com
Chelexa, visit chelexa.com
Sherwin Williams, visit sherwin.com
Harmonie Network, visit harmonienetwork.net
University Liggett School, visit uls.org
The Golden Ribby Awards, visit WonderworldTV.com
Muscular Dystrophy Association, visit mdausa.org

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