Danni Nicholls UK
Award nominated singer/songwriter.
“An artist with the elegance and imagination to restore
your faith in the visceral power of an original song”
Paul Sexton, BBC Radio 2 & freelance print/broadcast journalist
“I absolutely love the elegance and beauty of her music”
Bob Harris, BBC Radio 2
“Smoky soul, folk-pop and heart-wrenching alt-country, all in a rich voice”
Q Magazine
“Sumptuous" UNCUT
... more
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