Danielle Cavallon
São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil | SELF
Bio
'Organic and participatory. A stimulant album.'
That's how the brazilian journalist, Kiko Ferreira, described Danielle's album.With an excellent team of musicians such as Fernando Nunes, Fernando Baggio, Adriano Magoo and Norberto Vinhas, Danielle has been winning her place in the media.
With a personal interpretation style that comes from some drama champions, as Nick Drake and Fiona Apple, to the smoothness of Feist , she seduces with elegance and electricity.
Some songs as '(Para) Kerouac', wrote to Jack Kerouac, are personal dialogues that sticks into the audience a delicacy dagger. The album also has a strong rock'n'roll portion and melodies inspired by Portishead songs.
At the end of it all it's about a woman living in the biggest city of South America and her emotions, stories and hormones. All in constant ebullition.
Danielle started in the brazilian theatre, as actress. Around 97 when Brazil started to produce musical plays, she found out the passion for singing and changed her direction.
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