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| Current_members = ]<br>Megan Smith<br>David Smith<br>Rachel Smith<br>Andrew Smith<br>Elin K. Smith<br>Chris X. Smith<br>]
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'''Danielson Famile''' (aka '''Danielson''') is a band from ], that plays a quirky blend of ] and ] music. They are also a notable example of ], perhaps more fittingly called Avant-Pop. The members of the band are ] and his siblings Megan Smith (Megan Slaboda), David Smith, Rachel Smith (Rachel Galloway), Andrew Smith, wife Elin K. Smith, and friend Chris X. Smith (Chris Palladino). Recently, ] has joined the band as an adopted member of the family, playing banjo on the album ''Brother Is to Son'' and touring with them when possible.


'''Danielson''' is an American rock band from ], ], that plays ] ]. The group consists of frontman Daniel Smith and a number of various artists with whom he collaborates. Smith has also released solo work as '''Brother Danielson'''.
Distinguishing characteristics of the band include frontman Daniel Smith's squeaky ] and sometimes nasally vocals. The band also incorporates visuals into some of its performance such as matching costumes and encouraging audience participation of clap-alongs, hand gestures and dance moves. Some appearances have seen Daniel playing a guitar while inside a costume of a ten foot tree bearing nine ].<ref name='Cstone 04'>For example, at the 2004 ].</ref>


When joined by his family the band is known as '''Danielson Famile''' or '''Danielson Family''', whose members have included Smith; his "siblings Andrew, David, Megan, and Rachel; wife Elin; friends Christiaan & Melissa Palladino; daughters Lilly and Ida".<ref>{{cite web | publisher = Secretly Canadian |date=June 2004 | title = Br. Danielson - Brother Is To Son | url=http://www.secretlycanadian.com/onesheet.php?cat=SC066 | access-date = May 17, 2007 }}</ref> ] has also recorded and performed with the group.
Members of Danielson Famile portray a proud ] attitude within many aspects of their work. All of Danielson's album artwork is done by Daniel himself, with the exception of the construction paper inserts of the two Tri-Danielson albums which were done by Chris. The animation in their music videos for the songs ''Headz in the Cloudz'' and ''Rubbernecker'' feature ] animation done by Chris. The band members's uniforms begin as Daniel's vision and then are designed by Megan. Although all the girls participate in the sewing, the driving force behind the construction is Marian, their mother.

The band is known for Smith's squeaky, ] vocals, innovative musical arrangements, and matching uniforms "that act, according to Daniel, as 'visual reminders of the spiritual and emotional healing taking place' within audience members."<ref>{{cite web | publisher = Secretly Canadian | date = January 22, 2001 | title = Danielson Famile - Tell Another Joke At The Ol' Choppin' Block | url=http://www.secretlycanadian.com/onesheet.php?cat=SC042 | access-date = May 17, 2007 }}</ref> During some performances Smith has "worn a nine-foot tall, hand-made nine-fruit tree to 'bear the good fruit,'"<ref>{{cite web | publisher = Danielson |date=February 2006 | title = Danielson - Ships | url=http://www.secretlycanadian.com/onesheet.php?cat=SC103 | access-date = June 29, 2015 }}</ref> in reference to the ].


==History== ==History==
In 1993, while attending ] as a senior, Daniel Smith experienced a ] reawakening: <blockquote>"This was the year I stopped running away from home, picked up my acoustic guitar again and changed from being Dan back to Daniel. I woke up to the fact that I have an amazing family, an amazing childhood and I began to relate everything I was thinking and doing with this in mind... I began reading the Bible and praying again and songs and art started flowing. I would meet with my dad and talk philosophy and theology and I became a child again."<ref name="Secretly Canadian">{{cite web | publisher = Secretly Canadian | date = 2002-06-04 | title = Danielson Famile - A Prayer For Every Hour | url=http://www.secretlycanadian.com/onesheet.php?cat=SC041 | access-date = 2007-05-17 }}</ref></blockquote>Smith has cited the major influence his musician father had on him growing up and the importance of lyrical content.<ref>{{cite web | publisher = Busted Halo | date = May 17, 2009 | title = State of the Danielson | url=http://www.bustedhalo.com/features/the-state-of-the-danielson/ | access-date = May 17, 2009 }}</ref> Smith began recording songs that would later compose the album ''A Prayer for Every Hour'': "some from my solo 4-track, some with my friends Jason Faunce and Missy Forsyth backing and some with my brothers and sisters backing. Danielson became the name of the songs that I write. I had become "Daniel" and realized that I am a son."<ref name="Secretly Canadian" /> He submitted the album as his final thesis (and received an 'A' grade) and performed, joined by his siblings, at the senior art show. Smith then sent the album out to several indie labels but only received a response from ] in California, who picked up the album and released it in 1994.<ref name="Secretly Canadian" />
While attending ], Daniel Smith sang and played bass in the indie band ], whose 1993 self-produced cassette demo ] contained elements of what would become the Danielson sound: Dan's squeaky vocals ("I may look like I'm 12, but I sound like I'm 13!"), obtuse melodies and spiritually-themed lyrics ("I talked to God, I told him I screwed up again - He said 'Dan, Give me 10 push-ups!' I said to Him 'I'll do 1000!'"). With its distorted bass guitar and electric guitar, the sound of Sap Laci was heavier than Danielson, influenced by the ] and ]. This band eventually broke up (guitarist/co-vocalist Jason Paunce may have enlisted in the Navy).


Daniel Smith, his siblings, and friend Chris Palladino began to perform in New York City, New Jersey, and Philadelphia as the "Danielson Famile." The group released '']'' and '']'' in 1998 and 1999 respectively, earning them further college radio play and broadening their indie audience. Both LP's were recorded and produced by ]. The band became known for their onstage costumes (initially nurse uniforms with large red hearts sewn on) as well as their homemade T-shirts and other merchandise. While the lyrical content was unabashedly ], Danielson Famile nevertheless received strong press and support from ] audiences due to their musical inventiveness.
In Daniel's final year at ], he experienced a ] reawakening (bandmate and fellow student Chris Palladino went on to bible college in California after graduating from Rutgers) and enlisted several siblings to record the album '']'' which he submitted as his ] and for which he received an 'A' grade.


Danielson signed to ] Records in 2001 and released '']'', which was recorded by ]. Smith then released a solo record in 2004 ('']'') as Brother Danielson. It was followed in May 2006 by the ambitious '']'', which featured contributions from a total of 20 musicians, including ], ], ], ], and ].
Around 1996 the CD was picked up by the Christian-centered label ] and Daniel, his siblings, and Chris Palladino began to perform on a semi-regular basis in New York City, New Jersey, and Philadelphia often billed as the "Danielson Famile", sharing the bill with groups such as fellow Christian indie rockers ]. The group released ] and ] in 1998 and 1999 respectively, earning them further college radio play and broadening their indie audience, and became known for their onstage costumes (initially nurse uniforms with large red hearts sewn on), their homemade t-shirts and other merchandise.


The band was chosen by ] to perform at the edition of the ] festival he curated in May 2010 in Minehead, England.
While the lyrical content was unabashedly ], Danielson Famile nevertheless received strong press and support from the ] audience due to their musical inventiveness and continued touring and release of recorded albums. At live shows, the grass-roots support of their family and friends was apparent, helping to sell merchandise and otherwise lending a hand.


In 2011, Smith released '']'', the first Danielson album released solely through his ] label.<ref>{{cite web|title=All Danielson, All the Time! |url=http://soundsfamilyre.com/news.php?newsID=26 |work=SoundsFamilyre.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110716111518/http://soundsfamilyre.com/news.php?newsID=26 |archive-date=July 16, 2011 }}</ref>
In 2001, the Danielson Famile signed to ], leaving their original label ]. (They are also associated with the label .) The first Danielson release for the label was ], recorded by ].


In June 2014, Danielson and ] (of ]) released a collaborative album "Solid Gold Heart". The album came about as part of Jad Fair's Artist In Residence project with Indianapolis label ].<ref>{{cite web|author=Joyful Noise Recordings |url=http://www.joyfulnoiserecordings.com/2014-artist-in-residence-jad-fair.html |title=2014 Artist In Residence: Jad Fair |publisher=Joyful Noise Recordings |access-date=February 18, 2014}}</ref>
The Danielson biography on ]'s website states of the band:
{{cquote|Even though Daniel wrote many of their songs 6 years ago, the family shies away from copious rehearsing. These songs are intentionally integrated with a creative, improvisational quality they couldn't practice if they tried: songs dependent on the interaction of the moment, the spirit, and the rediscovery of sounds and patterns made by people who know each other very well.<ref></ref>}}


Daniel Smith has cited his musical influences as including "], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], Bowie]], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ] and more."<ref name="Secretly Canadian" />
Daniel Smith's solo debut was released in ], recorded under the Brother Danielson moniker, an album titled ''Brother : Son''. It was followed in May 2006 by the ambitious '']'', which featured contributions from a total of 20 musicians. (Contrary to popular belief, there were not more than 40 musicians — that number comes from their Myspace page, which lists engineers, artists, publicists, and booking agents, as well as artists with whom they collaborated on a series of related seven-inches.) Alphabetically, the musicians who contributed to 'Ships' are as follows:


In addition to Danielson's music, Smith has recorded and produced albums by ], ], The Chairman Dances, ] and others.<ref>{{Cite web|title=Daniel Smith / Familyre Studio - Production, Mixing, Studio|url=https://soundbetter.com/profiles/17843-daniel-smith--familyre-studio|url-status=live|access-date=9 September 2021|website=SoundBetter|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190912233931/https://soundbetter.com/profiles/17843-daniel-smith--familyre-studio |archive-date=September 12, 2019 }}</ref>
*] (], ], ])
*] (], ], ])
*Rachel Galloway (aka Rachel Smith, original Famile member)
*] (])
*J. Christiaan Palladino (aka Chris X Smith, original Famile member, Br. Danielson pianist, extended Famile member)
*Melissa Palladino (Br. Danielson violinist, ], extended Famile member)
*] (])
*] (])
*Ben Swanson (] drummer)
*Jedidiah Slaboda (extended Famile member)
*Megan Slaboda (aka Megan Smith, original Famile member)
*Andrew Smith (original Famile member)
*] (frontman, songwriter, lead vocalist)
*David Smith (original Famile member)
*Elin Smith (Famile member)
*Ida Smith (extended Famile member)
*Lilly Smith (extended Famile member)
*] (singer/songwriter. honorary famile member)
*Ted Velykis (], ])
*Josiah Wolf (])

According to Daniel, his musical influences include his dad (Lenny Smith), Jesus movement worship songs, ], ]<ref name='CstoneMagInfluences'></ref> and ].

==Members==
*]
*Megan Smith (Megan Slaboda)
*David Smith
*Rachel Smith (Rachel Galloway)
*Andrew Smith
*Elin K. Smith
*Chris X. Smith (Chris Palladino)
*Sufjan Stevens


==Discography== ==Discography==


===Danielson=== ===Studio albums===
* '']'', Danielson, Independent, 1994
* '']'', Danielson Famile, Tooth and Nail, 1997
* '']'', Danielson, Tooth and Nail, 1998
* '']'', Danielson, Tooth and Nail, 1999
* '']'', Danielson Famile, ], 2001
* '']'', Brother Danielson, ], 2004
* '']'', Danielson, ], 2006
* '']'', Danielson, ], 2011
* ''Solid Gold Heart'', ] & Danielson, ], 2014


====Full length albums==== ===Compilations===
* ''Trying Hartz'' (two-disc retrospective), Danielson, ], 2008
*'']'' (1995, ])
*'']'' (1997, ])
*'']'' (1998, ])
*'']'' (1998, ])
*'']'' (2001, ])
*'']'' (2006, ])


====EPs==== ===EPs===
*''Insound Tour Support Series with Soul Junk'' (1999, Insound) *''Insound Tour Support'', ] + Danielson, Insound, 1998
* '']'', ], ], 2016
*''Snap Outtavit'', Danielson, ], 2018


====12 inch vinyl==== ===Singles===
*"Flip Flop Flim Flam", Danielson Famile, Fluevog, 2001
*''Tri-Danielson!!! (Alpha/Omega)'' (1999, ])
*''Ships'' (2006, ]) *"The Kid" / "Five Stars and Two Thumbs Up", Brother Danielson, ], 2003
*"When It Comes To You I'm Lazy" / "Goody, Goody", Danielson ], 2006
*"I'm Slow But I'm Sloppy" / "Did I Step On Your Remix", Danielson, Anticon Records, 2006
*"Dry Goods Dry Power" / "Left-Handed Smoke Shifter", Danielson, Sounds Familyre, 2006
*"Our Givest (Odd Nosdam Remix)" / "Jokin' At the Block (Dymaxion Remix)", Danielson, Secretly Canadian, 2008
*"Moment Soakers" / "Eagle", Danielson, Sounds Familyre, 2009
*"Grow Up" / "]" (Journey cover), Danielson, Fire, 2011
*"Expectorance", Danielson, ], 2012
*"The True Wheel", (Brian Eno cover) Danielson, ], 2018
*"Visions of the Sugar Plum Fairy”, Danielson, ], 2020


===DVDs===
====Singles (7 inch vinyl)====
*''Tooth & Nail Videography – 1993–99'', Tooth & Nail Records, 2000
*''The Kid b/w Five Stars and Two Thumbs Up'' (2004, ])
*''Why Should the Devil Have All the Good Music'', Blank Stare, 2006
*''Dry Goods, Dry Power/Left-Handed Smoker Shifter'' (2006, )
*''] (or, Make A Joyful Noise HERE)'', Homevision, 2007
*''When It Comes To You I'm Lazy/Goody, Goody'' (2006, ])
*''I'm Slow But I'm Sloppy/Did I Step On Your Remix'' (2006, ])


====Singles (CDs)==== ===Compilation appearances===
*"Song for Every Speaker" – ''Art Core Volume 2'', Tooth & Nail, 1996
*''Flip Flop Flim Flam'' (2001, Fluevog)
*"Smooth Death" – ''Tooth & Nail Rock Sampler, Volume 1'', Tooth & Nail, 1997
*"Allhallow's Eve" – ''The Unaccompanied Voice: An A Capella Compilation'', ], 2000
*"Who are Parents?" – ''Better Than the Beatles: A Tribute to ]'', Animal World, 2001
*"Nothing to Do" – ''Dimension Mix: A Tribute to ]'', Eenie Meenie, 2005
*"My Lion Sleeps Tonight" – ''Mews Too: An Asthmatic Kitty Compilation'', ], 2006
*"Worried Shoes" – ''I Killed the Monster: 21 Artists Performing the Songs of ]'', Second Shimmy, 2006
*"Happy Days Are Here Again" – '']'', Split Rock Records / Thirty One Tigers, 2007


====Covered By==== ===Soundtracks===
* ''Electric Jesus (Music From And Inspired By The Motion Picture,'' Various Artists), ], 2021
*'''Welcome Wagon''' ''Mews Too: An Asthmatic Kitty Compilation'' (2006) Track: "Sold! To the Nice Rich Man"


==References==
====Compilation appearances====
{{reflist}}
*''Art Core Volume 2'' (1996) Track: "Song for Every Speaker" (as Danielson)
*''Tooth & Nail Rock Sampler, Volume 1'' (1997) Track: "Smooth Death" (as Danielson Family)
*''The Unaccompanied Voice: An A Capella Compilation'' (2000) Track: "Allhallow's Eve"
*''Better Than the Beatles: A Tribute to ]'' (2001) Track: "Who are Parents?"
*''Dimension Mix: A Tribute to ]'' (2005) Track: "Nothing to do"
*''Mews Too: An Asthmatic Kitty Compilation'' (2006) Track: "My Lion Sleeps Tonight"

===Brother Danielson===

====Full length albums====
*''Brother Is to Son'' (2004, ])

====Singles (7 inch vinyl)====
*''The Kid/Five Stars and Two Thumbs Up'' (2003, ])

==Movies==
*"Why Should the Devil Have All the Good Music?" ] (2006)
*"Danielson: a Family Movie (or, Make a Joyful Noise HERE)" (2007)


==External links== ==External links==
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American rock band

For other uses, see Danielson (disambiguation).
Danielson
Danielson at the 2006 Pitchfork Music FestivalDanielson at the 2006 Pitchfork Music Festival
Background information
OriginClarksboro, New Jersey, U.S.
Genres
Years active1994–present
Labels
MembersDaniel Smith
Andrew Smith
David Smith
Megan Slaboda
Rachel Galloway
Elin Smith
Christiaan Palladino
Melissa Palladino
Sufjan Stevens
Lenny Smith
Lilly Smith
Ida Smith
Jedidiah Slaboda
Elyse O'Grady Paul McGuigan
Websitesoundsfamilyre.com

Danielson is an American rock band from Clarksboro, New Jersey, that plays indie pop gospel music. The group consists of frontman Daniel Smith and a number of various artists with whom he collaborates. Smith has also released solo work as Brother Danielson.

When joined by his family the band is known as Danielson Famile or Danielson Family, whose members have included Smith; his "siblings Andrew, David, Megan, and Rachel; wife Elin; friends Christiaan & Melissa Palladino; daughters Lilly and Ida". Sufjan Stevens has also recorded and performed with the group.

The band is known for Smith's squeaky, falsetto vocals, innovative musical arrangements, and matching uniforms "that act, according to Daniel, as 'visual reminders of the spiritual and emotional healing taking place' within audience members." During some performances Smith has "worn a nine-foot tall, hand-made nine-fruit tree to 'bear the good fruit,'" in reference to the fruit of the Holy Spirit.

History

In 1993, while attending Rutgers University as a senior, Daniel Smith experienced a spiritual reawakening:

"This was the year I stopped running away from home, picked up my acoustic guitar again and changed from being Dan back to Daniel. I woke up to the fact that I have an amazing family, an amazing childhood and I began to relate everything I was thinking and doing with this in mind... I began reading the Bible and praying again and songs and art started flowing. I would meet with my dad and talk philosophy and theology and I became a child again."

Smith has cited the major influence his musician father had on him growing up and the importance of lyrical content. Smith began recording songs that would later compose the album A Prayer for Every Hour: "some from my solo 4-track, some with my friends Jason Faunce and Missy Forsyth backing and some with my brothers and sisters backing. Danielson became the name of the songs that I write. I had become "Daniel" and realized that I am a son." He submitted the album as his final thesis (and received an 'A' grade) and performed, joined by his siblings, at the senior art show. Smith then sent the album out to several indie labels but only received a response from Tooth & Nail in California, who picked up the album and released it in 1994.

Daniel Smith, his siblings, and friend Chris Palladino began to perform in New York City, New Jersey, and Philadelphia as the "Danielson Famile." The group released Tri-Danielson!!! (Alpha) and Tri-Danielson!!! (Omega) in 1998 and 1999 respectively, earning them further college radio play and broadening their indie audience. Both LP's were recorded and produced by Kramer. The band became known for their onstage costumes (initially nurse uniforms with large red hearts sewn on) as well as their homemade T-shirts and other merchandise. While the lyrical content was unabashedly Christian, Danielson Famile nevertheless received strong press and support from secular audiences due to their musical inventiveness.

Danielson signed to Secretly Canadian Records in 2001 and released Fetch the Compass Kids, which was recorded by Steve Albini. Smith then released a solo record in 2004 (Brother Is to Son) as Brother Danielson. It was followed in May 2006 by the ambitious Ships, which featured contributions from a total of 20 musicians, including Deerhoof, Sufjan Stevens, Why?, Serena Maneesh, and Half-handed Cloud.

The band was chosen by Matt Groening to perform at the edition of the All Tomorrow's Parties festival he curated in May 2010 in Minehead, England.

In 2011, Smith released Best of Gloucester County, the first Danielson album released solely through his Sounds Familyre Records label.

In June 2014, Danielson and Jad Fair (of Half Japanese) released a collaborative album "Solid Gold Heart". The album came about as part of Jad Fair's Artist In Residence project with Indianapolis label Joyful Noise Recordings.

Daniel Smith has cited his musical influences as including "T.Rex, Rapeman, B.A.L.L., Syd Barrett, Bob Dylan, Bongwater, My Bloody Valentine, Beat Happening, Cypress Hill, Ween, Donovan, Sonic Youth, Royal Trux, Beatles, Half Japanese, A Tribe Called Quest, Bowie, Can, Pixies, Minutemen, James Brown, Tom Waits, Daniel Johnston, Brian Eno, Larry Norman, Captain Beefheart and more."

In addition to Danielson's music, Smith has recorded and produced albums by Sufjan Stevens, The Welcome Wagon, The Chairman Dances, Half-handed Cloud and others.

Discography

Studio albums

Compilations

EPs

Singles

  • "Flip Flop Flim Flam", Danielson Famile, Fluevog, 2001
  • "The Kid" / "Five Stars and Two Thumbs Up", Brother Danielson, Secretly Canadian, 2003
  • "When It Comes To You I'm Lazy" / "Goody, Goody", Danielson Kill Rock Stars, 2006
  • "I'm Slow But I'm Sloppy" / "Did I Step On Your Remix", Danielson, Anticon Records, 2006
  • "Dry Goods Dry Power" / "Left-Handed Smoke Shifter", Danielson, Sounds Familyre, 2006
  • "Our Givest (Odd Nosdam Remix)" / "Jokin' At the Block (Dymaxion Remix)", Danielson, Secretly Canadian, 2008
  • "Moment Soakers" / "Eagle", Danielson, Sounds Familyre, 2009
  • "Grow Up" / "Wheel in the Sky" (Journey cover), Danielson, Fire, 2011
  • "Expectorance", Danielson, Joyful Noise Recordings, 2012
  • "The True Wheel", (Brian Eno cover) Danielson, Joyful Noise Recordings, 2018
  • "Visions of the Sugar Plum Fairy”, Danielson, Joyful Noise Recordings, 2020

DVDs

  • Tooth & Nail Videography – 1993–99, Tooth & Nail Records, 2000
  • Why Should the Devil Have All the Good Music, Blank Stare, 2006
  • Danielson: A Family Movie (or, Make A Joyful Noise HERE), Homevision, 2007

Compilation appearances

  • "Song for Every Speaker" – Art Core Volume 2, Tooth & Nail, 1996
  • "Smooth Death" – Tooth & Nail Rock Sampler, Volume 1, Tooth & Nail, 1997
  • "Allhallow's Eve" – The Unaccompanied Voice: An A Capella Compilation, Secretly Canadian, 2000
  • "Who are Parents?" – Better Than the Beatles: A Tribute to the Shaggs, Animal World, 2001
  • "Nothing to Do" – Dimension Mix: A Tribute to Bruce Haack, Eenie Meenie, 2005
  • "My Lion Sleeps Tonight" – Mews Too: An Asthmatic Kitty Compilation, Asthmatic Kitty, 2006
  • "Worried Shoes" – I Killed the Monster: 21 Artists Performing the Songs of Daniel Johnston, Second Shimmy, 2006
  • "Happy Days Are Here Again" – Song of America, Split Rock Records / Thirty One Tigers, 2007

Soundtracks

  • Electric Jesus (Music From And Inspired By The Motion Picture, Various Artists), Joyful Noise, 2021

References

  1. "Br. Danielson - Brother Is To Son". Secretly Canadian. June 2004. Retrieved May 17, 2007.
  2. "Danielson Famile - Tell Another Joke At The Ol' Choppin' Block". Secretly Canadian. January 22, 2001. Retrieved May 17, 2007.
  3. "Danielson - Ships". Danielson. February 2006. Retrieved June 29, 2015.
  4. ^ "Danielson Famile - A Prayer For Every Hour". Secretly Canadian. June 4, 2002. Retrieved May 17, 2007.
  5. "State of the Danielson". Busted Halo. May 17, 2009. Retrieved May 17, 2009.
  6. "All Danielson, All the Time!". SoundsFamilyre.com. Archived from the original on July 16, 2011.
  7. Joyful Noise Recordings. "2014 Artist In Residence: Jad Fair". Joyful Noise Recordings. Retrieved February 18, 2014.
  8. "Daniel Smith / Familyre Studio - Production, Mixing, Studio". SoundBetter. Archived from the original on September 12, 2019. Retrieved September 9, 2021.

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