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Daniel Mustard is a thirty-five-year-old homeless man. Born in the United States on Christmas Day, with a fiery beard, ruddy nose, dirty clothes, and a hoarse voice, he started gaining attention by playing the guitar and singing covers of famous songs on the street, such as 'Boys Don't Cry' by The Cure, 'Creep' by Radiohead, and 'Crazy' by Gnarls Barkley.
"Daniel Mustard" is his debut album of original songs: a beautiful rock album. Only five songs entirely written and performed by him. The leading track of the album is 'Evacuating to Mars', which is energetic and cheerful, particularly successful thanks to Daniel's beautiful voice.
Mustard is the voice of the 'Rain Dogs' dear and present in many of Tom Waits' lyrics, a population that numbers almost 3.5 million souls in the States, about 1% of the population.
To listen to his tracks: Daniel Mustard official website
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Daniel Mustard, a homeless street musician, presents a compelling debut rock album with five original tracks. His energetic lead song 'Evacuating to Mars' highlights his unique voice. The album reflects the spirit of America's marginalized 'Rain Dogs' population. The review praises Mustard's raw talent and heartfelt performances.Tracklist Videos
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."01 Reviews
