Daniel Meade

Daniel Meade is a Glasgow-based songwriter known for his eclectic and rootsy music, which often blends elements of country, blues, and rock 'n' roll. He has been active in the music scene since a young age, sharing stages with notable bands like The Kings Of Leon and Glasvegas. Initially, he was part of The Ronelles, which released an album titled "Motel" in 2006, and later formed The Meatmen. His solo career took off with the album "As Good As Bad Can Be" in 2013, followed by several other albums, including collaborations with The Flying Mules and guitarist Lloyd Reid. Recent releases showcase his versatility, from the boogie-woogie influenced "Carry Your Own Coffin" to more personal albums like "Your Madness Is My Medicine."

Meade's work often reflects his exposure to American roots music, which has influenced his style significantly. He is also known for his dynamic live performances and has been a touring member of Ocean Colour Scene. With a prolific output, Meade continues to explore different musical directions, always maintaining a strong connection to his rootsy beginnings. His music is characterized by powerful vocals and a broad range of influences, making him a standout in the contemporary music scene.

Genres

Folk

Indie Rock

Singer-songwriter

Rock

Alternative Rock

Blues

Country

Americana

Roots Rock

Boogie-woogie

Latest Release

Hip Hip Hooray!!

Daniel Meade

Album - 10 Tracks - Released February 24, 2025