Danielle Bradbery catapulted to fame as the crystal-voiced country singer who won the hearts of millions on the fourth season of NBC's "The Voice" in 2013, where she emerged as the youngest victor in the show's history at the time, only 16 years old. Born on July 23, 1996, in League City, Texas, she was widely recognized for her mature vocal prowess and considerable range that belied her tender years. Following her win, she secured a deal with Big Machine Records and released her self-titled debut album in the same year, which included the hit singles "Heart of Dixie" and "Young in America."

In the years since her formidable entry into the music scene, Danielle Bradbery has been carving out a name for herself within the country genre, blending her powerful vocals with storytelling that resonates with fans across the globe. Her body of work illustrates her growth as an artist, expanding beyond the confines of traditional country sounds to include pop and R&B influences. Bradbery's evolution can be heard in her more recent releases, such as the reflective "Girls In My Hometown" and the emotionally charged "Never Have I Ever," with both the original and acoustic versions highlighting her dynamic range and emotive expression. Beyond her studio releases, Danielle has also shown a compelling vulnerability and rawness in live acoustic performances, such as “Break My Heart Again” and “Stop Draggin’ Your Boots.” With each new release, she continues to build upon an impressive foundation as an artist with the versatility and authenticity to resonate with a growing audience.

Genres

Contemporary Country

Country Pop

Country Road

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Latest Release

Windows

Danielle Bradbery

Single - Released July 19, 2024