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Dan Henig
Dan Henig is a vocalist from Los Angeles who gained attention in 2019 with the track "Get Low," which was produced with DJ Snake. The song became popular in...
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Dan Henig is a vocalist from Los Angeles who gained attention in 2019 with the track "Get Low," which was produced with DJ Snake. The song became popular in electronic dance music circles. He also recorded a version of "My Neck My Back."
In 2022, Henig released his debut album called "Renaissance." The album drew from soul, hip-hop, and electronic styles. He has worked with other artists including Diplo, Wafia, and Sevenn.
In 2021, Henig faced allegations of inappropriate behavior and issued a public apology. He has performed with a live band for his shows.
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