WATCH DANIELLE’S NEW MUSIC VIDEO “FAITH IN A MAN”
Danielle Anderson, who makes a living writing and
performing folk songs as Danielle Ate the Sandwich, today releases
her new album, Like a King (June 5, 2012/Youngest
Daughter Records). The new music video for the album’s first single - “Faith in
a Man” – is posted now on Danielle’s
YouTube homepage. Look for Danielle on tour this summer in support
of Like a King.
Danielle’s music has appeared on web sites including Daytrotter, College Humor and NPRand in every major publication in Denver and her native northern Colorado. She’s been touring across the US for over three years. Her mega popular You Tube channel has garnered nearly 6 million views. When Danielle set out to raise $6,000 on Kickstarter for the recording and production of the new album in early 2012, her fans gave her a mandate of $16,236 instead.
Like A King is Danielle’s best collection of songs to date. She has three previous releases including 2010’s Two Bedroom Apartment, which landed at the top of numerous year-end “best of” lists. She’s a striking lyricist; hers is the artful arrangement of words that doesn’t look much like Art at all when you type them out; “The Have Nots” is an aching epic of a song and its lynchpin is the line, “My grandma knows where she’s going/and me, I have no idea.”
You really have to hear her sing those words to find the extent of their impact. The way she articulates, the way she swells into the front half and falters in the second. Danielle has a way of singing that puts her right there with you in the car or sitting nearby. Live, when she is actually right there, the sensation is transporting. She can take distracted rooms and have them suddenly holding their collective breath.
It’s not that her music is placating. Much of Like A King is deeply unsettling, in fact – many of the songs deal with losing power in horrible little strokes. These are not battles lost but rather foes who never even noticed you were there: An auto mechanic preying on your inexperience, a lover who wishes you were someone else, a realization too late.
Like A King marks a considerably larger leap from Danielle’s usual solo performance. The album features performances by seven musicians, including Chris Jusell on violin, viola, bells, shakers and typewriter, Jon Powers on drums, Scott McCormick on piano, organ and accordion, Ron Miles (Bill Frisell, Elvis Costello, Ginger Baker) on trumpet, Greg Tanner Harris (the Vibes Quintet, Pete Wernick’s Flexigrass) on vibraphone, John Macy on steel guitar and Dennis Bigelow on bass, concertina and bones. “My songs are small and simple, and the players on this record helped me bring them to life,” says Danielle. “It's a newer thing to me to share my space. I really appreciate that they never ran away with the songs. They always rode their bikes in the sidewalk in front of the house.”
Danielle Ate the Sandwich is on tour throughout the summer - this time as a trio, with Chris Jusell on violin and Dennis Bigelow on bass. The complete list of currently confirmed Danielle Ate the Sandwich tour dates is as follows:
Sunday, June 10 Bluebird Theatre Denver CO CD Release Show!
Wednesday, June 13 Vaudeville Mews Des Moines IA
Thursday, June 14 Rozz Tox Rock Island IL
Friday, June 15 Schuba’s Chicago IL with Victor and Penny
Saturday, June 16 Nica's 320 Kansas City MO with Victor and Penny
Sunday, July 8 Mishawaka Amphitheatre Bellvue CO DATS Solo - opening for Jake Shimabukuro
Wednesday, July 18 Studio on 4th Reno NV
Friday, July 20 KC Turner House Concert Series San Francisco CA
Saturday, July 21 Hotel Cafe Los Angeles CA
Sunday, July 22 Center for the Arts Los Angeles CA
Tuesday, July 24 Cavalcade Fruita CO
[Additional dates to be announced.]
http://www.danielleatethesandwich.net/
http://www.youtube.com/user/daniellesmagic
http://www.facebook.com/DanielleAtetheSandwich
http://twitter.com/#!/atethesandwich
Danielle’s music has appeared on web sites including Daytrotter, College Humor and NPRand in every major publication in Denver and her native northern Colorado. She’s been touring across the US for over three years. Her mega popular You Tube channel has garnered nearly 6 million views. When Danielle set out to raise $6,000 on Kickstarter for the recording and production of the new album in early 2012, her fans gave her a mandate of $16,236 instead.
Like A King is Danielle’s best collection of songs to date. She has three previous releases including 2010’s Two Bedroom Apartment, which landed at the top of numerous year-end “best of” lists. She’s a striking lyricist; hers is the artful arrangement of words that doesn’t look much like Art at all when you type them out; “The Have Nots” is an aching epic of a song and its lynchpin is the line, “My grandma knows where she’s going/and me, I have no idea.”
You really have to hear her sing those words to find the extent of their impact. The way she articulates, the way she swells into the front half and falters in the second. Danielle has a way of singing that puts her right there with you in the car or sitting nearby. Live, when she is actually right there, the sensation is transporting. She can take distracted rooms and have them suddenly holding their collective breath.
It’s not that her music is placating. Much of Like A King is deeply unsettling, in fact – many of the songs deal with losing power in horrible little strokes. These are not battles lost but rather foes who never even noticed you were there: An auto mechanic preying on your inexperience, a lover who wishes you were someone else, a realization too late.
Like A King marks a considerably larger leap from Danielle’s usual solo performance. The album features performances by seven musicians, including Chris Jusell on violin, viola, bells, shakers and typewriter, Jon Powers on drums, Scott McCormick on piano, organ and accordion, Ron Miles (Bill Frisell, Elvis Costello, Ginger Baker) on trumpet, Greg Tanner Harris (the Vibes Quintet, Pete Wernick’s Flexigrass) on vibraphone, John Macy on steel guitar and Dennis Bigelow on bass, concertina and bones. “My songs are small and simple, and the players on this record helped me bring them to life,” says Danielle. “It's a newer thing to me to share my space. I really appreciate that they never ran away with the songs. They always rode their bikes in the sidewalk in front of the house.”
Danielle Ate the Sandwich is on tour throughout the summer - this time as a trio, with Chris Jusell on violin and Dennis Bigelow on bass. The complete list of currently confirmed Danielle Ate the Sandwich tour dates is as follows:
Sunday, June 10 Bluebird Theatre Denver CO CD Release Show!
Wednesday, June 13 Vaudeville Mews Des Moines IA
Thursday, June 14 Rozz Tox Rock Island IL
Friday, June 15 Schuba’s Chicago IL with Victor and Penny
Saturday, June 16 Nica's 320 Kansas City MO with Victor and Penny
Sunday, July 8 Mishawaka Amphitheatre Bellvue CO DATS Solo - opening for Jake Shimabukuro
Wednesday, July 18 Studio on 4th Reno NV
Friday, July 20 KC Turner House Concert Series San Francisco CA
Saturday, July 21 Hotel Cafe Los Angeles CA
Sunday, July 22 Center for the Arts Los Angeles CA
Tuesday, July 24 Cavalcade Fruita CO
[Additional dates to be announced.]
http://www.danielleatethesandwich.net/
http://www.youtube.com/user/daniellesmagic
http://www.facebook.com/DanielleAtetheSandwich
http://twitter.com/#!/atethesandwich
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