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Danelle Sandoval
Danelle Sandoval is a singer from Los Angeles. Her song "Something" got some attention, with its straightforward vocal delivery and lyrics that felt personal...
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Danelle Sandoval is a singer from Los Angeles. Her song "Something" got some attention, with its straightforward vocal delivery and lyrics that felt personal rather than grandiose.
She studied at Berklee College of Music before starting to release music on her own. The existing write-up mentions a debut album called "Something to Say," though details about it are thin. Later releases included "Unbreakable" and "Free."
Her band has included keyboardist Jason Reeves, guitarist Adrian Rodriguez, and drummer Malik Johnson. The bio material describes her approach as blending soul, pop, and alternative styles, but it's mostly presented in general terms without specific musical examples beyond the song titles.
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