Danny's Dream 1953-1955

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While we parted ways with him in late 1989, he always remained a friend…fronting the band that played at mine and [my wife] Marlene’s wedding in 1994, reuniting w DT for ‘When Dream And Day Unite”s 15th anniversary show in 2004, opening for DT in Europe with his solo band in 2007 and coming to see myself & [John Petrucci] on our tour together in 2022. In 2014, Swain started working on a new album, initially titled Deliverance, but later changed to The Book Of Daniel after the book in the Bible. [11] During the album's development Swain appeared in Sesame Street 's "Party Bus" video, which featured an original remix of " The Wheels on the Bus" composed by Swain. He also began working as a voiceover artist, narrating a season of Hey Rookie, Welcome to the NFL in 2016 for ESPN. The following year Swain was awarded an Emmy plaque from the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for his musical contributions to the Bob's Burgers episode "Bob Actually" ( Outstanding Animated Program, 2017 [7]), composing music for three scenes. [21]

Contains samples from "Every Little Thing U Do", by Christopher Williams, from the 1992 album Changes. Despite a halt in studio releases, Swain continues to contribute to Bob's Burgers while composing library music and incidental cues under various aliases for Extreme Music. a b c d e f g h i j Jeffries, David (March 11, 2013). "Danny!: Biography". AllMusic . Retrieved February 11, 2014. The release of Dream, Interrupted the previous year helped Danny successfully gain some notoriety as a talented producer aside from his tenure as an equally-skilled rapper. In celebration of both the newfound attention focused on Danny's production—and the record deal offer he received from indie label Definitive Jux only three months prior—Danny chose to continue the "dream" motif, appropriately giving the album the title Dream, Fulfilled. It was once presumed that Danny released his instrumental albums under his full name as a way to distinguish himself from Danny!, his rapping alter ego, and Daniel Swain, the aspiring producer. Danny partially confirmed this in an interview, claiming that "Danny!" was still "in retirement" during the production of the two LPs, [3] alluding to his temporary defection from music during the latter part of 2006 and the beginning of 2007.After Charm, Swain received his first big break when MTV played a role in securing him a recording contract with Definitive Jux, an independent music label, at the time helmed by El-P of Run the Jewels fame. [12] [13] The record deal allowed Swain to release an album through the label, promoting it with a 12" single and accompanying music video slated for an exclusive premiere on mtvU. Though the label's involvement would not amount to a released album—only the single " Just Friends", which charted on the Billboard Hot 100 [14]—the deal did establish an ongoing relationship between Swain and MTV, which began using his music extensively in various programs. Contains a sample from "Loneliness Remembers (What Happiness Forgets)", by Stephanie Mills, from the 1975 album, For The First Time Contains samples from "Every Little Thing U Do", by Christopher Williams, from the 1992 album Changes I was texting with him as recently as a few weeks ago when he texted me to congratulate me on my return to DT on the day of the announcement. He was so happy and excited for us all…” he added. Staff, AMG (December 20, 2012). "AllMusic's Favorite Hip-Hop/Rap Albums of 2012". AllMusic . Retrieved December 22, 2012.

Ramirez, Erika (January 13, 2011). "Exclusive: ?uestlove Announces Okayplayer Records Re-Launch, New Albums By Danny!, Young Guru". Billboard. Archived from the original on August 16, 2012 . Retrieved January 17, 2011.

Contains samples of "Misdemeanor" by Ahmad Jamal, from the 1974 album Jamaica& Misdemeanor by Foster Sylvers, from the 1973 album Foster Sylvers. Contains samples from "Never Will I Merry" by Nancy Wilson& Cannonball Adderley, from the 1961 album Nancy Wilson/Cannonball Adderley.

Contains a sample from "Cry To Me", by Loleatta Holloway, from the 1975 album Cry To Me and "Brokenhearted", by Brandy from the 1994 album Brandy News of his death was shared by the band’s drummer Mike Portnoy, who recently rejoined the band. He took to his social media channels on Friday (November 17) to post his tribute. Contains samples from "Love Rain", by Jill Scott, from the 2000 album Who Is Jill Scott? Words and Sounds Vol. 1He was the second vocalist for the prog metal band, and joined them as a replacement for original singer Chris Collins while the band was going by the name Majesty.

Contains elements from "We've Only Just Begun", by Grant Green, from the 1971 album ' ' Visions' '.In the time since his departure from the line-up, the singer went on to front his own progressive metal band, Dominici, which released three albums up until the time of his death.