Dan Reeder

Dan Reeder is an artist and musician known for his multifaceted talents, which encompass not only his unique sound but also his visual artistry. Born in Louisiana but having spent a significant part of his career in Germany, Reeder's music carries a distinctive blend of influences, creating a genre that defies traditional classification. His approach to music is that of a craftsman; he meticulously creates his instruments, blends genres, and engineers his recordings, effectively making him a one-man production studio. His lyrical content, characterized by sharp wit and profound observations about life, humanity, and mundane details, complements his eclectic sound, ranging from folk and blues to more experimental and electronic sounds.

Since being discovered by John Prine, who was impressed by a demo tape sent in the early 2000s, Dan Reeder has carved out a niche in the singer-songwriter domain, revered for his DIY ethic and the authenticity of his craftsmanship. Albums like "EP X 500," "Fuzzyfalafelosophy," and "Nice Clear Bright Colors" showcase his evolution as an artist, revealing a continuous thread of exploration and innovation within his work. His music, including tracks like "It was a party" and "Feather," invites listeners into his world of introspection, social commentary, and humor, making Dan Reeder a beloved figure among fans of thoughtful, genre-defying music. Through his discography, including his most recent releases, Reeder proves himself to be not just a musician, but a storyteller, using his songs to weave narratives that resonate with a broad audience.

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Smithereens
Album - 27 Tracks - Released October 4, 2024
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