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Daniela Andrade
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Daniela Andrade

Daniela Andrade is a folk artist from Canada. 39 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.

Folk · Canada · Best folk albums

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39
Releases
20112026
Active years

Discography

3
Covers, Vol. 1 cover

Most popular

Covers, Vol. 1

2013 · 10 tracks

Singles & EPs

36

Community

More about Daniela Andrade

Daniela Andrade at a glance

Born in
Montreal
From
Canada
Active since
2008

Facts from Wikidata (CC0). Children listed are those with their own public record, so the list may be incomplete.

About

Daniela Andrade is a folk singer/songwriter from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Largely known for her stripped down acoustic covers and originals on YouTube, her videos have been viewed 50 Million times by a faithful worldwide audience of 500,000 subscribers on YouTube and 300,000 followers on Facebook. Daniela’s velvety soft but powerful voice has been compared to the likes of Cat Power and Norah Jones and some of her musical influences include Feist, Lisa Hannigan and Regina Spektor. Some notable songs covered by Daniela include a raw acoustic performance of Radiohead’s “Creep”, which has over 4 Million views on YouTube. A stripped down rendition of Gnarls Barkley’s “Crazy” reached #1 on blog curating website The Hype Machine, was featured on Songza’s popular “Blogged 50” playlist and received national television airtime on the drama series, “Suits”. Not yet having released a full length album, Daniela Andrade has managed to create a remarkable buzz while remaining completely independent. With a new album set to be released in early 2015, Daniela is an emerging artist to watch out for.

Daniela Andrade in brief

How many Daniela Andrade releases are on Riffiter?
39 releases are catalogued, spanning 2011 to 2026.
What genre is Daniela Andrade?
Daniela Andrade is catalogued under Folk, Indie.
What is the most recent Daniela Andrade release on Riffiter?
i see red, released in 2026.

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