Daniel Spiller - UK Singer/Songwriter & Creative Producer

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Daniel Spiller is one of the UK’s most original vocal-led acoustic singer/songwriters - a distinctive artist whose creativity blurs the lines between music, art, and storytelling.

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A natural performer with a flair for innovation, Daniel has appeared on major stages including the Country to Country Festival at London’s O2 Arena and the Apple Sessions for Bob Harris. His songs have been championed by BBC Radio 2 legends Zoe Ball, Jeremy Vine, and the late Janice Long, as well as singer/songwriter Imelda May.

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As a songwriter, Daniel’s work has travelled across genres and continents. One of his compositions was sampled and reimagined by Chief Keef, the “father of Drill music,” on the track Chiraq.

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Fronting his band Daniel Spiller & The Broken Record Project, he launched a bold campaign inviting celebrities including Paul Weller and Stephen Fry to smash a physical copy of his single Everything. The stunt caught the attention of The Sun and later inspired an NFT collaboration featuring Damien Hirst, covered by The Daily Mail.

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BBC Radio Ulster’s John Kerr said, “I honestly could not say enough nice things about Daniel’s voice” - a reflection of the warmth, soul, and sincerity that define his sound. His voice moves between storytelling softness and raw emotion, with a timeless, transatlantic quality — a sound that bridges the spirit of Nashville with the warmth and grit of England’s live music scene.

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Whether performing solo or with his band, Daniel’s voice can hush a room or lift it into song. He connects instinctively with people - drawing them in, then carrying them with him until everyone’s part of the music.

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