It sounds ridiculous, but her delivery is so sincere and polished that I almost start to believe her. “All this indigenous wisdom is within us, but it’s just been hidden.” Moments later, Brandee is expounding on her theory that music recorded in a particular frequency can trigger internal human receptors, inducing a hallucinogenic-like state in listeners. He is explaining the intersection of the physical and the spiritual worlds and how mundane issues of health and quality of life can be impacted by the tension between these two spheres. “There are metrics for what we can do in this spiritual world,” Damien says while sipping a cup of chai. (Story continues after photo) Brandee and Damien Sabella in 2021 They’re articulate, attractive, and artfully tatted out. Brandee, 41, is tall and lithe, with warm, inviting brown eyes. His hair is pulled back in a man bun, and he has dark, piercing eyes and a coiled, muscular frame, possibly explained by his hobbies: hunting elk with a bow and arrow, surfing giant waves in Tahiti, and competing in ultra marathon races.
Inside the house, nannies and assistants putter about.ĭamien, 36, is the scion of a powerful Hong Kong real estate dynasty who now works in the music industry. There’s a small fleet of luxury SUVs in front and a professional-grade skate park in back with a massive half-pipe, several crescent-shaped ramps, and grind rails. Two sentinel-like guard dogs patrol the property as a couple of the Sabella’s older children (they have five, ranging from 19 months to 14) load surfboards into a souped-up Sprinter van.
This is the home of Brandee and Damien Sabella-the unofficial first couple of Southern California psychedelia-a sprawling compound that feels like a five-star commune. Here, the tangerine trees are actually whispering eucalypti, and the marmalade skies are a deep and comforting blue. PICTURE YOURSELF NOT in a boat on a river but instead on a sectional sofa in a sunken living room in a majestic $9-million-dollar Point Dume mansion overlooking the Pacific.
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