


Daniel
Daniel, the acoustic instrumental follow-up to 2022ās Karma Chief label debut, From Anywhereā¦, expands the world beyond LAās concrete canyons and overpasses to the bustling, churning sea of life that is Mexico City, to the sparse, rolling landscape of Red Cloud, Nebraska. In each locale, the constant companion was a nylon-stringed acoustic guitar ā with a well traveled history of its own.
Spinning through Daniel, and you will hear echoes of Antonio Bribiesca and Luiz Bonfa's guitar tones. Dig deeper and youāll see the bones of Townes Van Zandt and Nick Drake guitar textures as well. While not claiming their virtuosity in his playing, the soul and vulnerability that have become calling cards for the first two Reverend Baron albums complement these influences. There is a warmth in Daniel that takes center stage in these acoustic meditations. From brief, fluid moments like āEl Monteā and āHow Gladā to the high-lonesome āMuchacho,ā the songs drift like cumulus clouds over a deep blue skyway.
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Daniel, the acoustic instrumental follow-up to 2022ās Karma Chief label debut, From Anywhereā¦, expands the world beyond LAās concrete canyons and overpasses to the bustling, churning sea of life that is Mexico City, to the sparse, rolling landscape of Red Cloud, Nebraska. In each locale, the constant companion was a nylon-stringed acoustic guitar ā with a well traveled history of its own.
Spinning through Daniel, and you will hear echoes of Antonio Bribiesca and Luiz Bonfa's guitar tones. Dig deeper and youāll see the bones of Townes Van Zandt and Nick Drake guitar textures as well. While not claiming their virtuosity in his playing, the soul and vulnerability that have become calling cards for the first two Reverend Baron albums complement these influences. There is a warmth in Daniel that takes center stage in these acoustic meditations. From brief, fluid moments like āEl Monteā and āHow Gladā to the high-lonesome āMuchacho,ā the songs drift like cumulus clouds over a deep blue skyway.












