 Baby Danielle with sister Jennifer |  Early years |
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 Early years |  Early years |
 Early years |  Danielle with Amy Ray of The Indigo Girls |
 Early years |  Diva pose |
 Bilbyroh live show 2004 |  Bilbyroh live show 2004 |
 Bilbyroh live show 2004 |  Bilbyroh live show 2004 |
 Bilbyroh live show 2004 |  Bilbyroh live show 2004 |
 Promotional shoot 2004 |  Promotional shoot 2004 |
 Promotional shoot 2004 |  Awendaw recording session 2004 |
 Danielle with Mark Bryant of Hootie & the Blowfish 2004 |  Finley Park live show 2005 |
 Finley Park live show 2005 |  Finley Park live show 2005 |
 Finley Park live show 2005 |  Finley Park live show 2005 |
 Promotional shoot 2006 |  Live and screaming 2007 |
 Swamp House Music session 2011 |  Swamp House Music session 2011 |
 Swamp House Music photo shoot 2011 |  Swamp House Music photo shoot 2011 |
 Promo shot 2013 |  Danielle Howle + Firework live at the Woodshed 2013 |
 Danielle Howle + Firework live at the Woodshed 2013 with Casey Atwater |  Danielle Howle + Firework live at the Woodshed 2013 with Zach Bodtorf |
 Danielle Howle + Firework live at the Woodshed 2013 with John Picard |  Danielle Howle + Firework live at the Woodshed 2013 |
 Danielle Howle + Firework live at the Woodshed 2013 |  Danielle Howle + Firework live at the Woodshed 2013 |
 Danielle Howle + Firework live at the Woodshed 2013 with Zach Bodtorf |  Danielle Howle + Firework live at the Woodshed 2013 with Casey Atwater |
 Danielle Howle + Firework live at the Woodshed 2013 with John Picard |  Danielle Howle + Firework live at the Woodshed 2013 |
 Danielle Howle + Firework live at the Woodshed 2013 |  Danielle Howle live with A Fragile Tomorrow at The Pour House 2014 |
 Danielle Howle live with Shaun Rhodes of A Fragile Tomorrow at The Pour House 2014 |  Danielle Howle live with Shaun Rhodes of A Fragile Tomorrow at The Pour House 2014 |
 Brendan Kelly and Shaun Rhodes of A Fragile Tomorrow at The Pour House 2014 |  Dominic Kelly of A Fragile Tomorrow at The Pour House 2014 |
 Danielle Howle live with Shaun Rhodes of A Fragile Tomorrow at The Pour House 2014 |  Danielle Howle live with A Fragile Tomorrow at The Pour House 2014 |
 Danielle Howle live with A Fragile Tomorrow at The Pour House 2014 |  Danielle Howle live with A Fragile Tomorrow at The Pour House 2014 |
 Danielle Howle and The Ocassional Milkshakes live 2017 with Hank Futch, Gary Greene, and Mark Bryan |  Danielle with Catherine Dudley and Bjørn Johnson at the film premiere for "Parallel Chords" |
 Daemon Records issued early press kit |  Promotional advertisement |
 The State newspaper article covering Danielle's 1994 UK tour |  Out and About article |
 "Thank You Mark" release party poster 2006 |  UK tour dates poster 2015 |
 The Gosforth Hotel show poster 2016 |  Danielle Howle and Jordan Tgoe show poster |
 Guardians Of The High Desert show poster 2017 |  SC State Of Beer show poster 2017 |
 Tasty Tomato Festival show poster 2017 |  The Pour House show poster 2017 |
 Home Team BBQ Holy City Confessionals 2018 |  The Connections Tour show poster 2019 |
 Danielle with Fleming Moore show poster 2019 |  1994 EP release "Frog" front cover |
 1994 EP release "Frog" insert |  1994 EP release "Frog" rear cover |
 1994 EP release "Frog" label face Side A |  1994 EP release "Frog" label face Side B |
 1995 release "Live At McKissick Museum" front cover |  1995 release "Live At McKissick Museum" inside foldout picture |
 1995 release "Live At McKissick Museum" rear cover LP |  1995 release "Live At McKissick Museum" rear cover CD caddy |
 1995 release "Live At McKissick Museum" CD face |  1996 release "About To Burst" front cover |
 1996 release "About To Burst" booklet page 1 |  1996 release "About To Burst" booklet page 2 |
 1996 release "About To Burst" booklet page 3 |  1996 release "About To Burst" booklet page 4 |
 1996 release "About To Burst" booklet page 5 |  1996 release "About To Burst" booklet page 6 |
 1996 release "About To Burst" booklet page 7 |  1996 release "About To Burst" booklet page 8 |
 1996 release "About To Burst" booklet page 9 |  1996 release "About To Burst" booklet page 10 |
 1996 release "About To Burst" rear cover |  1996 release "About To Burst" CD face |
 1996 release "About To Burst" rear cover CD caddy |  1997 EP release "High School Dance" front cover |
 1997 EP release "High School Dance" inside cover left |  1997 EP release "High School Dance" front cover right |
 1997 EP release "High School Dance" rear cover |  1997 EP release "High School Dance" label face Side A |
 1997 EP release "High School Dance" label face Side B |  1999 release "Catalog" front cover |
 1999 release "Catalog" credits |  1999 release "Catalog" thank you |
 1999 release "Catalog" booklet page 1 |  1999 release "Catalog" booklet page 2 |
 1999 release "Catalog" booklet page 3 |  1999 release "Catalog" booklet page 4 |
 1999 release "Catalog" CD face |  1999 release "Catalog" rear cover |
 1999 release "Catalog" rear cover CD caddy |  2005 release "Thank You Mark" front cover |
 2005 release "Thank You Mark" inside foldout |  2005 release "Thank You Mark" front cover rear |
 2005 release "Thank You Mark" rear cover |  2005 release "Thank You Mark" CD face |
 2008 release "Swamp Sessions" front cover |  2008 release "Swamp Sessions" inside left |
 2008 release "Swamp Sessions" inside right |  2008 release "Swamp Sessions" rear cover |
 2008 release "Swamp Sessions" CD face |  2011 release "New Year Revolutions" front cover |
 2011 release "New Year Revolutions" CD face |  2011 release "The Triangle Album" front cover |
 2016 release "Pot Of Water" front cover |  2016 release "Pot Of Water" CD face |
 2017 release "Live From The Home Team" front cover |  2017 release "Live From The Home Team" inside page 1 |
 2017 release "Live From The Home Team" inside page 2 |  2017 release "Live From The Home Team" inside page 3 |
 2017 release "Live From The Home Team" inside page 4 |  2017 release "Live From The Home Team" inside page 5 |
 2017 release "Live From The Home Team" inside page 6 |  2017 release "Live From The Home Team" inside page 7 |
 2017 release "Live From The Home Team" rear cover backside |  2017 release "Live From The Home Team" rear cover inside |
 2017 release "Live From The Home Team" CD face |  2001 "Glissando" Feature length film by Chip Hourihan Assistant Music Coordinator and music performance contributor Danielle Howle Song: "Woodstock" cover song by Joni Mitchell. Howle also performs on other tracks courtesy of Daemon Records |
 2003 "Intentions" Feature length film by Luane Beck Music Coordinator and music contributor Danielle Howle |  2003 "Sweet 16 and a License to Drive" Mary Kate and Ashley video game Song: "Hello Kitty" and "Camaro Power" Album: Skorborealis on Daemon Records |
 2003 "The Station Agent" Feature length film written and directed by Tom McCarthy Song: "Subclassic" Album: Skorborealis, Daemon records |  2005 "Bam Bam and Celeste" Feature length film by Margaret Cho, directed by Lorene Machado Song: "Lonely is A Word" Album: "About to Burst" on Simple Machines Records |
 2008 "The Four Children of Tander Welch" Independent film produced by Karla Berry Music by Danielle Howle |  2011 "The Wise Kids" Independent film written and directed by Stephen Cone Song: “Could Be Here” Album: Skorborealis on Daemon Records |
 2015 “Parallel Chords (Overture)” Short film written and directed by Catherine Dudley – Rose Danielle Howle cast as music judge #2 |
I love Danielle Howle – as a matter of fact you can’t meet her and not fall in love with her she’s just that genuine. She gives without expecting in return, she’s fiercely dedicated to her friends and her fan base and they in turn feel the same way about her. She has never given up and she shows no sign of giving up in the near future, she is a force of nature by design steadfast in dedication to her craft yet soft and yielding in her expression of that same craft.
I’m very proud to assemble and put up this showcase which only just touches on the depth of her career. A true South Carolina treasure, an incredible talent, and someone I call a dear friend – the one and only Danielle Howle.
True connection can only come about through pure, honest expression. It comes from knowing how to find a truth within, and having the courage to unabashedly share it. As an artist-poet, Danielle Howle is a natural storyteller through song, and she makes the biggest impact by sharing simple truths. Her music comes from a place of self-awareness, and is on a perpetual journey of self-discovery. She balances powerful style with conversational lyrics, sharing her honest experience of life.
Known for captivating audiences with her stunning vocal ability, contagious energy, and incredible songwriting skills, Danielle’s music ranges from country swamp blues to jazz to Americana. The South-Carolinian song belle has been compared to Flannery O'Connor, Patsy Cline, and Nina Simone. Reviewed 7 times in The New York Times, calling her “an extraordinary mind, a southern storyteller with a gorgeous sense of melody that should be pouring out of stereos everywhere.”
An effortless and deeply compelling performer, Danielle’s command of music is astounding; her intelligent writing deftly scales anything from ballads to rap to heavy soul. She combines introspective lyrics galvanizing mass appeal. Her sound contains definite influences from jazz, country, southern rock with a jam band dance ability at live shows. As a self-taught musician Danielle defies traditional structures, intuitively creating music that shines with her own idiosyncratic style.
Danielle has demonstrated prowess at every turn of her career, from her early band days to the eclectic acoustic and electronic detours she’s taken since; with a career spanning twenty years she’s covered a lot of ground. Beyond her life as a singer-songwriter she’s turned her hand to successful production, sound track collaborations with filmmakers, and a variety of commercial work. Danielle has an incredibly diverse range, the only constant perhaps being the beloved guitar she shares her stages with.
Danielle has opened for legendary musicians such as Bob Dylan, Bonnie Raitt, Sam Bush, The Avett Brothers, Hootie and the Blowfish and Fugazi. She’s headlined countless shows and festivals, twice played at Radio City Music Hall, opening for the Indigo Girls, whom she continues to tour with on occasion. A tour guest, on Sarah McLachlan's Lilith Fair, Howle has also toured with Elliott Smith and Ani DiFranco, with Ani having described her as “a melodically nimble being.”
Currently Danielle resides as “Artist in Residence” for the musical community of Awendaw Green, known for it's Wednesday night concert series called The Barn Jam. Under the direction of founder Eddie White, this concert series has been running for nearly 12 years providing touring and local bands a built-in crowd of hundreds. Among her duties with programming, Danielle founded Swamp Sessions in 2010; a solar powered songwriters retreat. Her album “Swamp Sessions” was the first recording made on solar power in a National Forest. Since then, many artists have enjoyed this facility, under Eddie White's community building music vision. The project continues to flourish.
Film and Television Credits:
1997 Pay Per View appearance opener for Indigo Girls and Michelle Malone
1998 Documentary "Alma" by Ruth Leitner
Song: "The Parlor"
Album: About to Burst on Simple Machines Records
1998 ESPN Final Four Women's Basketball Half Time Game Bio
Song: "She Has a Past"
Album: Do a Two Sable on Daemon Records
1999 "Faces Of Columbia" Documentary for SC Chamber of Commerce
Songs: "From the Tops of Trees","Hey You", "Ode To the group Boys" and "Tie Up The Moon"
Album: Catalog on label Kill Rock Stars. "Hey You" from Handpicked Records compilation
2001 Documentary "SC Model One-Stop Video” produced by Hindell Garrison SCDESD
Song: "Hometown Heroes" by Danielle Howle (winner of National Telly Award)
2001 Documentary "And The Sad Will Fall Away" by Beck Sullivan, produced by Mad Monkey
Song: "And The Sad Will Fall Away" by Danielle Howle, produced by Jay Clifford
2001 "Glissando"
Feature length film by Chip Hourihan
Assistant Music Coordinator and music performance contributor Danielle Howle
Song: "Woodstock" cover song by Joni Mitchell. Danielle Howle also performs on other tracks courtesy of Daemon Records
2002 SC Educational Television commercial spots for "HomeGrown" show
Song: "Host for the Notes"
Album: Do A Two Sable on Daemon Records
2002 SC Educational Television show "HomeGrown" featuring Danielle Howle and The Tantrums
2003 "Mine"
by Schroder
Music contributor to the film Danielle Howle, (tracks are from Howle’s band Lay Quiet Awhile)
Songs: "Oh Brother" and "Hunger of the Ant Mutants"
Album: Delicate Wire on Daemon Records
2003 "Intentions"
Feature length film by Luane Beck
Music Coordinator and music contributor Danielle Howle
2003 "Sweet 16 and a License to Drive" Mary Kate and Ashley video game
Song :"Hello Kitty" and "Camaro Power"
Album: Skorborealis on Daemon Records
2003 "The Station Agent"
Feature length film written and directed by Tom McCarthy
Song: "Subclassic"
Album: Skorborealis on Daemon Records
Winner Best Feature Cannes Film Festival
2004 guest appearance on the SC Educational Television show “Deputy Billy”
2005 "Free Beer Tomorrow"
Short film written and directed by Ashlon Langley
Songs: "Conversation", "Roses From LeRoy’s" and "Swamp Song"
2005 "Remember My Name"
5 Part series for SC Educational Television on domestic violence
Songs: "Remember My Name", "Ignition" and other materials
2005 "Bam Bam and Celeste"
Feature length film by Margaret Cho, directed by Lorene Machado
Song: "Lonely is A Word"
Album: "About to Burst" on Simple Machines Records
2007 PSA SCETV/DHEC re-release 03/09/2020
Song: “Wash Hands” directed by Lea Anne Kornegay
Winner Freddy Award for International Medical Media
2007 TV Commercial/radio Yaklut of Japan
Vocalist / lyrical arrangement
2008 "The Four Children of Tander Welch"
Independent film produced by Karla Berry
Cameo appearance in film
Soundtrack by Danielle Howle
2010 Heathwood Hall Episcopal School “Artist in Residence”
Song: “I Am Here” by Danielle Howle and senior students
Winner SC Silver 3 of 4 Addy Awards for educational marketing
2011 "The Wise Kids"
Independent film written and directed by Stephen Cone
Song: “Could Be Here”
Album: Skorborealis on Daemon Records
Cast as character “Mom”
2013 TV spot Commercial Columbia Visitor's Bureau
Song: “Let Me Take You There”
Spot produced by Doreen Sullivan of Post No Bills
2015 “Parallel Chords” (Overture)
Short film written and directed by Catherine Dudley Rose
Co-producer
Songs: “I'm In It” from the album Skorborealis on Daemon Records, “Feel So Bad For You” from the album Do A Two Sabel on Daemon Records, “Host For The Notes” from the album Do A Two Sabel on Daemon Records
Winner: Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival (best short), Post Alley Film Fest (curator’s pick and Emerging Director), South Dakota Film Festival (Excellence in Music), St. Louis Filmmakers showcase US (best sound)
2018 “Parallel Chords”
Feature film written and directed by Catherine Dudley Rose
Songs: “Lullabye” from the album Catalog on Kill Rock Stars
“Old Light”, (unreleased), “Camaro Power” from the album Skorborealis on Daemon Records, “Where Were You” from the album Do A Two Sabel on Daemon Records
Winner LA Femme International Film Festival (best narrative film), St. Louis Filmmakers showcase US (best cinematography, best production design), St. Louis International Film Festival (nominee Emerging Director)
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