Danielle Howle

Danielle Howle is an American singer, songwriter, and producer born in Columbia. Howle achieved professional recognition for a musical career characterized by folk and indie rock. She achieved professional recognition for a career that began in the late 1980s after she released a song on a local music sampler. Howle achieved professional recognition for performing as a member of the ensemble Lay Quiet Awhile and contributing vocals to the studio recording Delicate Wire (1993). Her recording career included the live recording Live at McKissick Museum (1995) and the studio recording About to Burst (1996). Howle achieved professional recognition for the studio recording Catalog (1999). The recording achieved professional recognition for reaching number 20 on the College Music Journal list of the best albums of 1999. Howle achieved professional recognition for the studio recording Do a Two Sable (1997) and the studio recording Skorborealis (2002) with the ensemble The Tantrums. She achieved professional recognition for performing on tours with the ensemble The Avett Brothers, the ensemble Indigo Girls, and the ensemble Hootie and the Blowfish. Her discography included the studio recording Thank You, Mark (2005) and the studio recording Swamp Sessions (2008).