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Daniel Allan
Daniel Allan's debut album 'The Weight of Silence' came out in 2010, with critics noting his raw vocals and lyrics that touched on love and loss. Two years...
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Daniel Allan's debut album 'The Weight of Silence' came out in 2010, with critics noting his raw vocals and lyrics that touched on love and loss. Two years later, his song 'War and Peace' became widely known, a ballad about conflict that connected with listeners.
He grew up in Willow Creek, California, in a religious household where he heard hymns and spiritual music. Later he listened to Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, and Leonard Cohen.
In 2014, he faced plagiarism accusations over lyrics supposedly taken from an obscure poet, which led him to step back from public view for a time.
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