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Danny Nova
Unlike many other rock singers who perform their best only in the studio, this emerging artist carries out this task in his live performances. His reasoning behind this is: "Why not give the fans' something to look forward to? In a live show, I use the fans energy which takes me to a much higher level that I wouldn't be able to reach on my own. It took years of onstage performances to learn how to tap into their energy, but when I do it right, they get a better performance, and I get this euphoric high that only performers who know about this stuff can get. I really have to give credit to Mike Quashie who taught me some of it. He worked energy tapping skills with Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin as well as many other major rock acts. If you Google search his name, you will find out more on him." In the studio, Danny also has other notions outside the norm. His second CD "Best Kept Secret," was recorded LIVE with his band, at Dubway Studio's in NYC. They recorded each of the 10 songs in one take, one right after the other without stopping to listen back to the session for days to come. The session took an unheard of 2˝ hours from start to finish. When asked why he approached the recording of "Best Kept Secret," in such an off the beaten track way, Danny responded, “For me, it's about the live feel in a recording. Completing an almost all live CD, in a studio environment is really difficult, but having a kickin' band, playing it like it's a show, makes the recording exciting and undeniably interesting. Subsequently, if a potential fan knows that the CD was recorded live and they are moved by it, their mindset is; “Hey, I got to see ‘em live!” Danny is a songwriter who is admired for his fine blending of lyrical content with melodic and flowing musical compositions. Conveying subtle messages, his lyrics are purposeful. On most of his recent works, lyrics peak the interest of the listener by arousing curiosity with his ambiguous sub-references as they swiftly move to the heart of the matter. Peer songwriters consider his lyrical content as seasoned, poised, sensitive and profound, with a thin lining of obscurity.
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