Danny Kroha has long been a significant figure in the Detroit music scene, most notably as a founding member of the seminal garage rock band, The Gories, which formed in the late 1980s. Beyond his contributions to garage rock, Kroha has also made a name for himself as a versatile solo artist, deeply exploring the roots of American music. His solo work spans a wealth of genres, with a particular focus on folk, blues, and traditional gospel music, showcasing his ability to authentically embody the spirit of each.

In recent years, Danny Kroha has further cemented his reputation as a connoisseur and revivalist of raw, American roots music through a series of critically acclaimed releases, including "Detroit Blues," "Way Down in Florida on a Hog," "Poor Howard," "Winter Blues & Greens," and "Angels Watching Over Me." These albums have highlighted his skill in playing a variety of traditional instruments and his profound understanding of the historical contexts of the genres he explores. Through these works, Kroha invites listeners on a journey back in time, reviving the sounds of early American music with a palpable reverence and authenticity that few contemporary musicians can achieve.