Jason Daniello
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Elizabeth Anne
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Four Leaf Clover
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In The Way
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Tiny Pill
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Cynical Minds
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Genre: Acoustic / Psychedelic / Rock
Location Asheville, North Carolina, Un
Profile Views: 43597
Last Login: 11/6/2012
Member Since 4/23/2005
Website http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3Lmphc29uZGFuaWVsbG8uY29t
Type of Label Unsigned
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Bio
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Singer/songwriter Jason Daniello had a chance to hone his compositional and multi-instrumental skills as a veteran of numerous New Mexico bands throughout the 1990s, and it's therefore no surprise that those experiences carried through into his new millennium solo work. Recorded in 2004, Everything Good was his second solo album, and its songs generally alternate between a pleasantly dreamy blend of rock, folk, and pop when he's strumming his acoustic ("How Long," "Stared," "Tiny Pill") and a subdued form of power pop when he cranks up his electric ("What You Can," "Resist," "Elizabeth Anne"). But Daniello changes tack completely for the turgid, slow-as-molasses title track and its somber low-end guitar rumbles, suggesting he certainly didn't miss out on Seattle completely during his formative years. Then, on the heartfelt ballad "I Do" (featuring his wife on background vocals), he strips a Beatles vocal melody down to its fragmentary essence and tacks it onto a mournful acoustic framework that borders on anemic (even more so when his ideas aren't fully fleshed out -- see "Walking Away" and "Daylight"). His voice, meanwhile, alternates between bouncy economy and a fragile soulfulness that often sounds virtually identical in timber to Incubus' Brandon Boyd, curiously enough. So for fans of laid-back desert musings, rife with modern rock references ranging from the Smithereens and Wilco to Bob Mould and Matthew Sweet, Daniello is just the ticket. Eduardo Rivera- All Music Guide -
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Jason Daniello sings & plays guitar, lap steel, mandolin, and stuff... VIDEO FOR WALKING AWAY, HERE!!!.... .......... .. .. .. .. .. ......> .. I edited my profile with ..Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.4.. .......... .......... .......... -
Influences
Grandaddy, Badfinger, Wilco, Neil Young, Elbow, Calexico, Willie Nelson, David Bowie, Joni Mitchell, Extra Blue Kind, Mark Kozelek, Simon & Garfunkel, Kings of Leon, Black Sabbath, Emmylou Harris, Nick Drake, Merle Haggard, Super Furry Animals, Dandy Warhols, Foo Fighters, Paul Westerberg, Jayhawks, Led Zeppelin, P.J. Harvey, Jeff Buckley, Waylon Jennings, John Vanderslice, Queens of the Stone Age, Jellyfish, Sparklehorse, Elvis Costello, George Harrison, Supergrass, Daniel Lanois and many...many...more... ...... -
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...Pop, folk and rock intermingle freely as Daniello works out his love and loneliness, his warm thoughts and vocals the center of every arrangement. Elizabeth Anne, What You Can and Everything Good boast quite the fetching tunes, and Daniello makes it sound soulful and easy. The title of this ones got it just about right. -High Bias .... .. .. .. .. .. ...................... ......
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Videos
Walking Away
04:35 | 522 plays | Jul 3 2006
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10 Songs | Jun 10, 2010
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14 Songs | Jun 10, 2010
Comments
- Giles Winterton2 years ago
Hi Jason Daniello, thanks for being a friend :)
- 2 years ago
- 3 years ago
- Gideon Smith & The Dixi…3 years ago
rock on man
- Broomstars3 years ago
Celebrate New Year's Eve w/ the Broomstars!!
Rocket Club - 12.31.09

- Wendy Jans3 years ago
Merry Christmas!! Come on and get "In the Mood" - check out my Christmas song and video featuring Millie the Wonder Dog.
- Joe Kewl3 years ago
Hi Jason - i really liked your music. I think Elizabeth Anne was my favorite. You are so talented. I haven't seen your profile in awhile, I like the picture of Mount Taylor. Is that early picture of you and Kevin Martin?
- SuperGiant3 years ago
Congrats you guys!!!!!!!!!!
- 3 years ago
- The StereoFidelics3 years ago
Catch The StereoFidelics one and only Asheville show this summer! Thanks for sharing your space!

Bio:
Singer/songwriter Jason Daniello had a chance to hone his compositional and multi-instrumental skills as a veteran of numerous New Mexico bands throughout the 1990s, and it's therefore no surprise that those experiences carried through into his new millennium solo work. Recorded in 2004, Everything Good was his second solo album, and its songs generally alternate between a pleasantly dreamy blend of rock, folk, and pop when he's strumming his acoustic ("How Long," "Stared," "Tiny Pill") and a subdued form of power pop when he cranks up his electric ("What You Can," "Resist," "Elizabeth Anne"). But Daniello changes tack completely for the turgid, slow-as-molasses title track and its somber low-end guitar rumbles, suggesting he certainly didn't miss out on Seattle completely during his formative years. Then, on the heartfelt ballad "I Do" (featuring his wife on background vocals), he strips a Beatles vocal melody down to its fragmentary essence and tacks it onto a mournful acoustic framework that borders on anemic (even more so when his ideas aren't fully fleshed out -- see "Walking Away" and "Daylight"). His voice, meanwhile, alternates between bouncy economy and a fragile soulfulness that often sounds virtually identical in timber to Incubus' Brandon Boyd, curiously enough. So for fans of laid-back desert musings, rife with modern rock references ranging from the Smithereens and Wilco to Bob Mould and Matthew Sweet, Daniello is just the ticket. Eduardo Rivera- All Music GuideMember Since:
April 23, 2005Members:
Jason Daniello sings & plays guitar, lap steel, mandolin, and stuff.VIDEO FOR WALKING AWAY, HERE!!!
........> .. I edited my profile with Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.4
Influences:
Grandaddy, Badfinger, Wilco, Neil Young, Elbow, Calexico, Willie Nelson, David Bowie, Joni Mitchell, Extra Blue Kind, Mark Kozelek, Simon & Garfunkel, Kings of Leon, Black Sabbath, Emmylou Harris, Nick Drake, Merle Haggard, Super Furry Animals, Dandy Warhols, Foo Fighters, Paul Westerberg, Jayhawks, Led Zeppelin, P.J. Harvey, Jeff Buckley, Waylon Jennings, John Vanderslice, Queens of the Stone Age, Jellyfish, Sparklehorse, Elvis Costello, George Harrison, Supergrass, Daniel Lanois and many...many...more...
Sounds Like:
...Pop, folk and rock intermingle freely as Daniello works out his love and loneliness, his warm thoughts and vocals the center of every arrangement. Elizabeth Anne, What You Can and Everything Good boast quite the fetching tunes, and Daniello makes it sound soulful and easy. The title of this ones got it just about right. -High Bias
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