Danielle Nicole
City Winery NYC Presents Danielle Nicole live in concert on April 16th at 7:30pm
Kansas City's Danielle Nicole, known for her soulful music, unveils her latest album, "The Love You Bleed," on Forty Below Records. Produced by Tony Braunagel, the album's 12 tracks, exploring love, loss, and perseverance, feature a tight quartet with Danielle on bass and vocals, Brandon Miller on various instruments, Damon Parker on keyboards, Go-Go Ray on drums, and Stevie Blacke on violin and cello.
Influenced by her musical parents, Danielle started with Trampled Under Foot and later pursued a successful solo career, with albums like "Wolf Den" and "Cry No More" earning critical acclaim and Grammy nominations. Inducted into the Kansas City Hall of Fame and a seven-time Blues Music Awards recipient, Danielle recently collaborated with Dion on "I Aim To Please."
Guitar World and Blues Music Magazine laud Danielle's soulful playing. "The Love You Bleed" is praised for its soul-rocking vibes, delving into themes of love and resilience. Danielle emphasizes the album's focus on falling in love, with songs like "Make Love," "How Did We Get to Goodbye," and "Love On My Brain" exploring love's complexities with raw and honest lyrics.
The album, holding a special place for Danielle, provides solace amid love and loss, particularly after her brother Kris's passing. Despite challenges, she remains true to herself, creating magic and connecting with the audience through each moment.
Brandon Miller, from Gardner, KS, challenges small-town norms, starting music at 7 and recognizing its central role in his life. Influenced by Clapton, Page, Haynes, and Bonamassa, Miller's versatility transcends genres.
A Danielle Nicole Band founding member since 2015, Miller, influenced by diverse genres, released "LIVE at Knucklehead's" (2017) and "Virtue and Vice" (2020). Danielle Nicole applauds his adaptability, pure intent, and exceptional tone, relishing the joy of musical collaboration. Discover more at www.brandonmillerkc.com(opens in a new tab).
