About
Daniel Moir is a Canadian singer/songwriter, producer and visual artist who has currently released four solo albums. Daniel has played at numerous festivals and conferences, and has toured extensively in both Canada and the United States. Daniel has shared the stage with artists like Half Moon Run, Kathleen Edwards, Shad and Timber Timbre, and his songs have seen chart positions on radio and placements with NBC. Daniel's song "Change the World" (solo release "the Country and the Sea") appeared in the season finale of the hit American TV series "Mercy" which broadened his fanbase in the United States.
His latest release, "Swing and Sway" is a treat for the senses. Daniel paints pictures of nostalgia and loss while capturing sensations that we have all experienced before, but have failed to put into words. An entirely self-produced effort, Daniel handled everything from the production, mixing engineering and even the cover art of "Swing and Sway". The album has received widespread airplay from the CBC, and has garnered attention from press like Exclaim and the Edmonton Journal, who gave the album 4/5 stars.
Daniel's sophomore release, Road, has been compared to Eddie Vedder, Rufus Wainwright and even The Beatles. An alternative folk trip that takes the listener on a quasi-cinematic journey through the great Canadian landscape (Discorder Magazine), Road was produced by Juno-winning producer Russell Broom (Jann Arden, Sam Roberts), and was co-engineered by David Kean (Bjork, Audities Foundation).
His latest release, "Swing and Sway" is a treat for the senses. Daniel paints pictures of nostalgia and loss while capturing sensations that we have all experienced before, but have failed to put into words. An entirely self-produced effort, Daniel handled everything from the production, mixing engineering and even the cover art of "Swing and Sway". The album has received widespread airplay from the CBC, and has garnered attention from press like Exclaim and the Edmonton Journal, who gave the album 4/5 stars.
Daniel's sophomore release, Road, has been compared to Eddie Vedder, Rufus Wainwright and even The Beatles. An alternative folk trip that takes the listener on a quasi-cinematic journey through the great Canadian landscape (Discorder Magazine), Road was produced by Juno-winning producer Russell Broom (Jann Arden, Sam Roberts), and was co-engineered by David Kean (Bjork, Audities Foundation).