Danger Dan
Danger Dan is the stage name of Daniel Pongratz, a German rapper born in 1988. He works with a band that includes Fabian Kalker on drums, Philipp Neumann on...
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Danger Dan is the stage name of Daniel Pongratz, a German rapper born in 1988. He works with a band that includes Fabian Kalker on drums, Philipp Neumann on bass, Paul Kleiber on guitar, and Moritz Reichenbach on keyboards. Their live shows have a particular energy that comes from this setup.
His music often deals with social commentary and questions about free speech. The song 'Das ist alles von kunstfreiheit gedeckt' directly addresses the boundaries of artistic expression, which has led to some public discussion about his work. He has released three albums: 'Alltagsprobleme' in 2015, 'Kontrollverlust' in 2018, and 'Das ist alles von Kunstfreiheit gedeckt' in 2022.
His lyrics tend to be word-heavy and observational, with a sense of humor running through them. The musical backing incorporates elements from jazz, rock, and electronic styles alongside the hip-hop foundation.
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