Danielle Bloom

Biography

Danielle Bloom was singing in the womb. So says her mother, but there's little reason to doubt that speculation. Her voice was opening doors for her as early as kindergarten, when she charmed the principal enough with her rendition of "This Little Birdie On My Window" that he let her into kindergarten a year early. Her father, a former pastor, recognized her talent and had her singing at church festivals all across the country, recording her first album at age 16. Later, Danielle signed a record deal to make dance-pop albums. This led to two albums and a major tour including opening for the Backstreet Boys and Nsync. Danielle has performed the national anthem at several sporting events including Atlanta Braves games. After conquering so many markets at such a young age, the world was open for Danielle, but she realized her true calling was rock n' roll.

Currently recording in Nashville. Danielle's forthcoming album is straight-up rock. She has co-written the songs with a number of collaborators, including her brother, Aaron Julison (bass, Kid Rock). Ultimately, she classifies the album as being about self-reflection. Says Danielle, "I've written about things I've gone through personally and the way I'm feeling at this moment in my life. I want to live as authentically as I can and hope to inspire others to do the same.

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