Danielle Bloom

A shy midwestern girl who grew up as a preachers kid full of passion, ambition, with a dream to sing and inspire people all over the world. At 19 years old I moved to Nashville to pursue my dream. I’m proud to have recorded albums, sign to a record label, and travel the world with my music that touched many people. For as long as I can remember I always wanted to sing. My mom used to say I was singing in the womb. From hairbrushes, spoons, to pencils, I would pretend anything was a microphone until one day my parents bought me a working toy mic at 6 years old that I was in love with. I sang my first solo in church when I was 7 years old, By the age of 12 I was travelling and singing in front of thousands. I recorded my first record at the age of 16, at 21 I was signed to a record label and the roller coaster ride of the music biz began. Little did I know it wasn’t all glitz and glamour, but rather a lot of struggle that built my character. I had always wanted to inspire people with my music. I didn’t want people to be sad. That's what kept me going. I grew up listening to mostly church music, until I met a DJ at a local radio station who introduced me to a wide variety of music that I never tapped into. I fell in love with the old school music of the 60's and 70's with my favorite artist being Janis Joplin. Currently, I am writing songs for a new record with a variety of talented musicians, including my brother Aaron who is the bass guitar player for Kid Rock.

Nashville, TN