Daniel Mustard

American street singer who gained attention performing covers on the street and released a self-titled debut album containing five original songs; the lead track is "Evacuating to Mars."

Described in the review as a homeless man with a fiery beard and hoarse voice; known for street covers of 'Boys Don't Cry' (The Cure), 'Creep' (Radiohead), and 'Crazy' (Gnarls Barkley). The review (2011) states the album 'Daniel Mustard' is his debut with five original songs and highlights the track 'Evacuating to Mars.' The review also likens him to the 'Rain Dogs' world evoked by Tom Waits.

The available review presents Daniel Mustard as an American street singer who gained attention performing covers on the street. His self-titled debut album (2011) contains five original songs and is described as a "beautiful rock album." The lead track mentioned is "Evacuating to Mars." The review is sympathetic to his background and voice.

For:Fans of raw street performance, rock singer-songwriters, and listeners who appreciate Tom Waits-style characters.