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Daniel Bosworth
Daniel Bosworth's debut single "Tell Me" came out in 2018. The song connected with listeners and helped establish him in indie circles. His second album,...
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Daniel Bosworth's debut single "Tell Me" came out in 2018. The song connected with listeners and helped establish him in indie circles.
His second album, "Whispers from the Shadows," arrived in 2020. Some listeners responded to its direct approach to personal themes, while others found it too inward-looking.
He's worked with musicians like Ethan James on guitar and Amelia Rose on bass. Later albums include "Solace in the Storm" from 2022 and "The Broken Heart's Anthology" from 2023.
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